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OSXFAQ Reader Tips 
Universal Access Zoom Scroll Wheel Trick in Jaguar.
OSXFAQ Reader Tip By Chris Murphy
I set my scroll wheel to automatically trigger the Universal Access zoom in
and out feature.
I use a Microsoft Intellimouse. In the Microsoft Mouse panel I set the
"Press and Roll Forward" to Keystroke Command-Option + and the "Press and
Roll Backward" to keystroke Command-Option -
Then I turned on zooming in the Universal Access Panel.
When I press and roll forward on the scroll wheel, it zooms in on the part
of the screen I want to study. It works so well, I use it every few minutes
to study images on the web or get a closer look at small text.
For those that dont have a Microsoft Mouse, this will probably work in USB
overdrive.
Also, I made one exception for Photoshop so that instead of using the
Universal Access Zoom, it uses the Photoshop zoom. The shortcuts are
Command + and Command - in that case.
Enjoy :-)
If you would like to see your tip here send it to us at contribute@osxfaq.com, You could be famous to!!
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