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i agree: it can disturbing, most of all if you have the properties palette floating at a "fixed" place and it covers the wrong part of the page... |
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scroll.png (436,686 bytes) |
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ecran sans scroll.jpg (360,208 bytes) |
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I now have Sribus full screen editing a 100% zoomed document. There is free space on the right, and some on the left, but i cannot scroll horizontaly. The space on the left is 3,5cm wide, too small to host a palette, but if i could have scrolled, it would have enabled a wider space on the right and more display abilities + more comfort in reading palettes. |
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I also vote for this. I have a 1920x1080 monitor, and if I edit a A4 document (one page), with for example 100% zoom, it is only on the left side of the screen. But I would rather like to have the document in the middle of the screen. Currently, I must always look at the left of the screen and turn my head, even though I naturally look at the middle of it. It would be better if I could adjust the position of the page horizontally, even if the whole page width is displayed. |
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A simple change of values in "Document Setup -> Display -> Scratch Space" left and right would do the trick. Just add to the default of 100pt (In my case 1000pt seems ok) Is there a special reason why it is not yet fixed? Not even being able to scroll properly makes a really poor impression. |
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sometimes, this would be so nice... scroll-scratch-space.gif (630,140 bytes) |
- Anonymous
