How to pan in visio like in a PDF viewer with the “hand” tool?
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In Visio 2016 we can pan the canvas by dragging middle mouse button: 
.
But I want to pan the canvas by dragging like in a PDF viewer with 
. How to do that?
microsoft-visio microsoft-visio-2016
edited Jan 23 at 10:01
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In Visio 2016 we can pan the canvas by dragging middle mouse button: .
But I want to pan the canvas by dragging like in a PDF viewer with . How to do that?
microsoft-visio microsoft-visio-2016
edited Jan 23 at 10:01
Paul Herber
1,3241616
asked Jan 23 at 8:08
zwcloudzwcloud
1177
add a comment |
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In Visio 2016 we can pan the canvas by dragging middle mouse button: .
But I want to pan the canvas by dragging like in a PDF viewer with . How to do that?
microsoft-visio microsoft-visio-2016
edited Jan 23 at 10:01
Paul Herber
1,3241616
asked Jan 23 at 8:08
zwcloudzwcloud
1177
In Visio 2016 we can pan the canvas by dragging middle mouse button: .
But I want to pan the canvas by dragging like in a PDF viewer with . How to do that?
microsoft-visio microsoft-visio-2016
microsoft-visio microsoft-visio-2016
edited Jan 23 at 10:01
Paul Herber
1,3241616
asked Jan 23 at 8:08
zwcloudzwcloud
1177
edited Jan 23 at 10:01
Paul Herber
1,3241616
asked Jan 23 at 8:08
zwcloudzwcloud
1177
edited Jan 23 at 10:01
Paul Herber
1,3241616
edited Jan 23 at 10:01
Paul Herber
1,3241616
edited Jan 23 at 10:01
Paul Herber
1,3241616
1,3241616
asked Jan 23 at 8:08
zwcloudzwcloud
1177
asked Jan 23 at 8:08
zwcloudzwcloud
1177
asked Jan 23 at 8:08
zwcloudzwcloud
1177
1177
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There is another way that I have found:
Hold down Ctrl + Shift and pan with the right mouse button.
answered Jan 25 at 19:52
Paul HerberPaul Herber
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That's it. Thank you very much!
– zwcloud
Jan 28 at 2:46
add a comment |
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Use the Pan & Zoom window.
Ribbon: View -> Task Panes -> Pan & Zoom
answered Jan 23 at 10:28
Paul HerberPaul Herber
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Thanks. But can I drag directly on the canvas instead of the Pan & Zoom window?
– zwcloud
Jan 24 at 2:05
@zwcloud. No, you can't.
– Paul Herber
Jan 24 at 9:26
@zwcloud. A shape could cover the whole of the visible page area. Dragging is used to move shapes, so there would be no way to differentiate between panning and moving a shape.
– Paul Herber
Jan 24 at 15:42
Thank you! But I don't think there is no way. MS could just add a "hand" tool. Or, like many other editors/viewers, when pressing space, drag the canvas to move it.
– zwcloud
Jan 25 at 14:13
add a comment |
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There is another way that I have found:
Hold down Ctrl + Shift and pan with the right mouse button.
answered Jan 25 at 19:52
Paul HerberPaul Herber
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That's it. Thank you very much!
– zwcloud
Jan 28 at 2:46
add a comment |
1
There is another way that I have found:
Hold down Ctrl + Shift and pan with the right mouse button.
answered Jan 25 at 19:52
Paul HerberPaul Herber
1,3241616
That's it. Thank you very much!
– zwcloud
Jan 28 at 2:46
add a comment |
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There is another way that I have found:
Hold down Ctrl + Shift and pan with the right mouse button.
answered Jan 25 at 19:52
Paul HerberPaul Herber
1,3241616
There is another way that I have found:
Hold down Ctrl + Shift and pan with the right mouse button.
answered Jan 25 at 19:52
Paul HerberPaul Herber
1,3241616
answered Jan 25 at 19:52
Paul HerberPaul Herber
1,3241616
answered Jan 25 at 19:52
Paul HerberPaul Herber
1,3241616
answered Jan 25 at 19:52
Paul HerberPaul Herber
1,3241616
1,3241616
That's it. Thank you very much!
– zwcloud
Jan 28 at 2:46
add a comment |
That's it. Thank you very much!
– zwcloud
Jan 28 at 2:46
That's it. Thank you very much!
– zwcloud
Jan 28 at 2:46
That's it. Thank you very much!
– zwcloud
Jan 28 at 2:46
add a comment |
1
Use the Pan & Zoom window.
Ribbon: View -> Task Panes -> Pan & Zoom
answered Jan 23 at 10:28
Paul HerberPaul Herber
1,3241616
Thanks. But can I drag directly on the canvas instead of the Pan & Zoom window?
– zwcloud
Jan 24 at 2:05
@zwcloud. No, you can't.
– Paul Herber
Jan 24 at 9:26
@zwcloud. A shape could cover the whole of the visible page area. Dragging is used to move shapes, so there would be no way to differentiate between panning and moving a shape.
– Paul Herber
Jan 24 at 15:42
Thank you! But I don't think there is no way. MS could just add a "hand" tool. Or, like many other editors/viewers, when pressing space, drag the canvas to move it.
– zwcloud
Jan 25 at 14:13
add a comment |
1
Use the Pan & Zoom window.
Ribbon: View -> Task Panes -> Pan & Zoom
answered Jan 23 at 10:28
Paul HerberPaul Herber
1,3241616
Thanks. But can I drag directly on the canvas instead of the Pan & Zoom window?
– zwcloud
Jan 24 at 2:05
@zwcloud. No, you can't.
– Paul Herber
Jan 24 at 9:26
@zwcloud. A shape could cover the whole of the visible page area. Dragging is used to move shapes, so there would be no way to differentiate between panning and moving a shape.
– Paul Herber
Jan 24 at 15:42
Thank you! But I don't think there is no way. MS could just add a "hand" tool. Or, like many other editors/viewers, when pressing space, drag the canvas to move it.
– zwcloud
Jan 25 at 14:13
add a comment |
1
1
1
Use the Pan & Zoom window.
Ribbon: View -> Task Panes -> Pan & Zoom
answered Jan 23 at 10:28
Paul HerberPaul Herber
1,3241616
Use the Pan & Zoom window.
Ribbon: View -> Task Panes -> Pan & Zoom
answered Jan 23 at 10:28
Paul HerberPaul Herber
1,3241616
answered Jan 23 at 10:28
Paul HerberPaul Herber
1,3241616
answered Jan 23 at 10:28
Paul HerberPaul Herber
1,3241616
answered Jan 23 at 10:28
Paul HerberPaul Herber
1,3241616
1,3241616
Thanks. But can I drag directly on the canvas instead of the Pan & Zoom window?
– zwcloud
Jan 24 at 2:05
@zwcloud. No, you can't.
– Paul Herber
Jan 24 at 9:26
@zwcloud. A shape could cover the whole of the visible page area. Dragging is used to move shapes, so there would be no way to differentiate between panning and moving a shape.
– Paul Herber
Jan 24 at 15:42
Thank you! But I don't think there is no way. MS could just add a "hand" tool. Or, like many other editors/viewers, when pressing space, drag the canvas to move it.
– zwcloud
Jan 25 at 14:13
add a comment |
Thanks. But can I drag directly on the canvas instead of the Pan & Zoom window?
– zwcloud
Jan 24 at 2:05
@zwcloud. No, you can't.
– Paul Herber
Jan 24 at 9:26
@zwcloud. A shape could cover the whole of the visible page area. Dragging is used to move shapes, so there would be no way to differentiate between panning and moving a shape.
– Paul Herber
Jan 24 at 15:42
Thank you! But I don't think there is no way. MS could just add a "hand" tool. Or, like many other editors/viewers, when pressing space, drag the canvas to move it.
– zwcloud
Jan 25 at 14:13
Thanks. But can I drag directly on the canvas instead of the Pan & Zoom window?
– zwcloud
Jan 24 at 2:05
Thanks. But can I drag directly on the canvas instead of the Pan & Zoom window?
– zwcloud
Jan 24 at 2:05
@zwcloud. No, you can't.
– Paul Herber
Jan 24 at 9:26
@zwcloud. No, you can't.
– Paul Herber
Jan 24 at 9:26
@zwcloud. A shape could cover the whole of the visible page area. Dragging is used to move shapes, so there would be no way to differentiate between panning and moving a shape.
– Paul Herber
Jan 24 at 15:42
@zwcloud. A shape could cover the whole of the visible page area. Dragging is used to move shapes, so there would be no way to differentiate between panning and moving a shape.
– Paul Herber
Jan 24 at 15:42
Thank you! But I don't think there is no way. MS could just add a "hand" tool. Or, like many other editors/viewers, when pressing space, drag the canvas to move it.
– zwcloud
Jan 25 at 14:13
Thank you! But I don't think there is no way. MS could just add a "hand" tool. Or, like many other editors/viewers, when pressing space, drag the canvas to move it.
– zwcloud
Jan 25 at 14:13
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