Multi-Touch gestures are used when viewing and moving designs in mySewnet™ Cross Stitcher.
To set the use of Multi-Touch Gestures, scroll bars and secondary click options, choose Apple Menu > System Preferences, then select Mouse or Trackpad to set the preferences for your hardware.
You can autoscroll on a portable Mac’s Multi-Touch trackpad, a Magic Trackpad or a Magic Mouse.
When you drag within a document, the autoscroll feature moves the pointer automatically, changing the view of the work area. This is useful when zoomed in. Use autoscroll while moving or adjusting selected stitches.
On a portable Mac’s Multi-Touch trackpad, or a Magic Trackpad, use a two finger swipe.
On a Magic Mouse, use a one finger swipe.
Note: The scroll bars may only appear when you are scrolling. To always show the scroll bars, choose Apple Menu > System Preferences > General > Show scroll bars: Always.
You can use Pinch to zoom on a trackpad to zoom in and out.
On a portable Mac’s Multi-Touch trackpad, or a Magic Trackpad, pinch two fingers to zoom in, and spread two fingers to zoom out.
Note: You must set the trackpad scroll and zoom options to Zoom in or out. See Customizing Multi-Touch Gestures on a Trackpad.
You can set a secondary click for Control–click when using a trackpad or the Magic Mouse. A short video demonstrates how to use these gestures.
Choose Apple Menu > System Preferences, then select Mouse. In Point & Click, select Secondary Click: Click on right side.
Choose Apple Menu > System Preferences, then select Trackpad. In Point & Click, select Secondary Click, then choose a click method in the pop-up menu, for example, Click in bottom right corner.
The System Preferences options below show short videos of how the gestures should be used.
Choose Apple Menu > System Preferences.
Select Trackpad.
To use Pinch to zoom, select Scroll & Zoom, and then select the "Zoom in or out" checkbox.
When Zoom in or out is highlighted, a video demonstrates how to use Pinch to zoom.
To use Rotate, select Scroll & Zoom, and then select the Rotate checkbox.
A video demonstrates how to use Rotate.