User manual SONY VAIO VGN-SR490DAB

[. . . ] No License is granted by implication or otherwise under any patent or patent rights of NVIDIA Corporation. Specifications mentioned in the software are subject to change without notice. NVIDIA Corporation products are not authorized for use as critical components in life support devices or systems without express written approval of NVIDIA Corporation. NVIDIA, the NVIDIA logo, GeForce, GeForce2 Ultra, GeForce2 MX, GeForce2 GTS, GeForce 256, GeForce3, Quadro2, NVIDIA Quadro2, Quadro2 Pro, Quadro2 MXR, Quadro, NVIDIA Quadro, Vanta, NVIDIA Vanta, TNT2, NVIDIA TNT2, TNT, NVIDIA TNT, RIVA, NVIDIA RIVA, NVIDIA RIVA 128ZX, and NVIDIA RIVA 128 are registered trademarks or trademarks of NVIDIA Corporation in the United States and/or other countries. [. . . ] Opens/Closes (toggle) MultiView feature. Opens/Closes (toggle) MagniView feature. Opens the ELSA POWERdraft Settings dialog box, which is integrated in the AutoCAD Options dialog box. Opens Help for ELSA POWERdraft. Equivalent Command PdCockpit PdMultiView PdMagniView PdConfig PdHelp NVIDIA Corporation 10 CHAPTER 3 Using ELSA POWERdraft Dynamic Pan and Zoom with Cockpit Cockpit is an intuitive, easy-to-use graphical interface that lets you pan and zoom the current AutoCAD view simply by using your pointing device. Quick access to Cockpit controls is also available through Remote Control, which you can use while your pointing device is inside the AutoCAD drawing area. Accessing and Manipulating the Cockpit Window Starting Cockpit When AutoCAD starts the first time with ELSA POWERdraft configured, Cockpit starts up automatically with the Cockpit window docked to the left side of the AutoCAD drawing area. Toggle Start and Close Cockpit using any of the following methods: · Menu bar--Click ELSA POWERdraft -> Cockpit. · AutoCAD Command Line--Type PDCOCKPIT. Docking and Floating the Cockpit Window Depending on its previous state, the Cockpit window appears either as a floating window or docked to the AutoCAD drawing area. After starting Cockpit, toggle between docking and floating as follows: · If the window appears as floating, a Right click the mouse inside the Cockpit window and make sure the Allow Docking option is checked. If it isn't, check it. b Double-click the title bar to immediately dock the floating window. · If the window appears docked, double-click the grip of the docked window to immediately float the window. Cockpit Docked Cockpit Floating 11 ELSA POWERdraft User's Guide ­ Version 1. 2. 1 CHAPTER 3 Using ELSA POWERdraft Using Cockpit Use the Zoom and Pan controls to dynamically zoom and pan the current view. Pan Control Zoom Control Pan & Zoom Sensitivity Control (Acceleration Slider) Figure 3. 2 POWERdraft Cockpit Controls Zooming the AutoCAD Drawing Using the Graphical Interface · Move the mouse pointer over the zoom control, then press and hold down the left mouse button while moving the zoom control knob. · Move the knob upwards to zoom into the current view, or move the knob downwards to zoom out of the current view. The zoom speed increases the more you move the knob up or down. Adding Views Manually · To manually add views to the History view, click the toolbar. button from the MultiView Restoring a Previous View Click the History button for the desired view. When using multiple viewports, model space views are restored to the last active viewport. Composing a Layout or Print Preview By dragging and dropping the History button to an arbitrary viewport, you can restore a model space view to a floating viewport in paper space, or compose layouts, print previews, and so on. Adding and Restoring Views with the List of Named Views AutoCAD allows you to store views as Named Views. Named Views stored with your drawing are listed in the MultiView List of Named Views. Note: Additional information about Named Views in a drawing is available when MultiView is enabled. Defining a Previous View as a Named View 1 Drag and drop a view from the History view to the list of Named Views. A new entry is generated in the Named Views and the name field of the new entry immediately gains the input focus 2 Type the name of the view. Note: If you do not name the view, it will not be saved with the drawing and you will lose the view when you exit AutoCAD. Restoring a Named View Click the appropriate entry in the list of Named Views. If you currently use multiple viewports, the view will be restored to the last active view. 17 ELSA POWERdraft User's Guide ­ Version 1. 2. 1 CHAPTER 3 Using ELSA POWERdraft Renaming a Named View 1 Click the Named View that you want in order to highlight it. 2 Click the Name field a second time. The Name field immediately gains input focus. 3 Type a new name for the view. Configuring MultiView The following MultiView options are available: · Use Images with Named Views · Allow Switching from Layout to Model To configure these options: 1 From the Menu bar, click ELSA POWERdraft -> Settings. 2 Click the MultiView tab. Figure 3. 5 MultiView Configuration Page Use Images with Named Views: If checked, the list of Named Views includes an icon on the left of the view label. [. . . ] The degrees of caching apply when running scripts (such as a Lisp scripts), and do not apply in interactive mode. When AutoCAD enters interactive mode, no caching is performed and the display is updated immediately. NVIDIA Corporation 22 A PPENDIX A COMMANDS AND HOT KEYS ELSA POWERdraft Commands Table Table A. 1 lists the POWERdraft commands that can be entered in the AutoCAD command line. Table A. 1 POWERdraft Commands Command PdAddView (MultiView command i) PdConfig PdHelp PdLockHistory (MultiView command i. ) PdLockHistory0 (MultiView command i. ) PdLockHistory1 (MultiView command i. ) PdMagniView0 PdMagniView1 PdMenu PdMenuOn Description If the view has not already been saved, this command saves the current view to the MultiView History array. Opens the ELSA POWERdraft Settings section of the AutoCAD Options dialog box. Toggles (Locks/Unlocks) the MultiView History. [. . . ]