Multi-Touch gestures are used when viewing and moving embroideries in mySewnet™ Digitizing.
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 resizing selected objects, or when creating objects using the Freehand Create (Freehand Tablet) functions.
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.
Twist your thumb and forefinger to rotate the selected objects when using a trackpad.
On a portable Mac’s Multi-Touch trackpad, or a Magic Trackpad, twist your thumb and forefinger to rotate the selected objects.
Note: You must set the Trackpad scroll and zoom options to Rotate. See Customizing Multi-Touch Gestures on a Trackpad.
When viewing the Pattern pages for Pattern fill, swipe with three fingers on a trackpad, or two fingers on a mouse, to move between the pages of patterns.
Choose Apple Menu > System Preferences, then select Mouse. In More Gestures, select Swipe between pages: Swipe left or right with two fingers.
Choose Apple Menu > System Preferences, then select Trackpad. In More Gestures, select Swipe between pages: Swipe with two or three fingers.
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.
To swipe between pages of Patterns, select More Gestures, and then choose Swipe between pages > Swipe with two or three fingers.
A video demonstrates how to swipe between pages.