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Alain · 1 year ago

Hi Eren your right its very usefull to learn all what you say you guys , its so simple sometimes just push on your mouseWeel and you can pan , i did not know this one but i like it , i am drawing for 8 years now , well ok i am new with AutoCad 2008 but the 3D terms stay the same , i'm a Rhino 3D user and the AutoCad 2008 is very powerfull thx for your help

p.s. sorry working on my new website you can see what i'have done after 2 weeks with AutoCad 2008 Ciao

Orhan Toker · 1 year ago

Hello Alain,

We'll be very happy to introduce your new web site when finished. Thank you very much for your comment.

Ciao

Dave · 1 year ago

Hello... this may be a bit off topic but I am trying to find a way to make a modification to the middle mouse button behavior with AutoCAD 07. I use it side by side with SolidWorks quite often; however, the zoom features are opposite, scroll up equals zoom in on one and zoom out on the other. Its kinda confusing when quickly jumping back and forth. I also frequently use Unigraphics and some Pro-E which have the same zoom function as SolidWorks so I want to change the AutoCAD function to match. So.... Is there a registry setting that I can edit to make scroll down equal zoom in?

gloria · 1 year ago

hey..well i loved you..lol..until i went to try it..the zoom in and out with my mouse does work but the pressing of the wheel aint panning..lol..if thats a word..plz tell me what could it be ..just installed autocadd 2008 because before in previous autocadd it did do it..plz help me again..
thanks for sharing though..

Rachel · 1 year ago

I use this function all the time, but in 2008 if you have the shift key held down while panning or zooming you enter the orbit function. Do you know of any work around?

stuart · 1 year ago

I am working with autocad 2008 and I cannot get the scroll wheel to pan. I have tried everything mentioned. It performs the zoom function just fine. Any Ideas?? (I am using the a basic mouse that came with the computer)

christine · 1 year ago

Hello to all. I am only beginning to learn autocad 2008. I wonder if someone could help me build my library of furnitures and other architectural symbols? Where do i get them and how can i install it?

Mat · 1 year ago

Do you know how to do this same feature, with the zoomfactor, in Rhino or 3dsMax? It gets to a point sometimes where it won't zoom in any further and it's way too far out. Or it zooms in too much right past the model. Off-topic of AutoCAD, but thanks!

Dominic · 10 months ago

Hi, thanks for your help. Just another thing is , it's not working for pan 2009 when we use another external sofware support for mouse. Ex: I turn off Dell mouse support software, and pan work beautiful as we want like 2008

Brock Landers · 9 months ago

Hi is there away to change the zoom extents double click option on the scroll button to zoom previous ?
Maybe I could change the CUI but which button number  in the CUI mouse option relates to the scroll button?

prayash · 8 months ago

my scroll push used to pan my drawing in autocad.... now all of a sudden it dosnt work.... not in any of the other softwares like revit and all... the scroll works, it zooms when i scroll the mouse... is der a problem in the setting or i need to change my mouse?

Nilton Dias · 7 months ago

Thanks. Solved my problem.

Nilton Dias · 7 months ago

Muito obrigado.
Resolvi o meu pobrema.
Valeu memo.

Matti Backman · 7 months ago

Hey!

I'm new to autocad. Panning works with mid mouse perfectly,  but it also does  zoom_e function before it does panning? how can i get rid of this?

Thx in advance

JD · 6 months ago

I use a logitech wireless mouse and I have to turn off Logitechs Wireless mouse software in order for the mouse to pan.  The scroll zoom in and out always worked but it appears that special mouse software can be counter productive to the pan command as it relates to using the scroll wheel as a button.
Someone else here mentioned it and I tried it.  It worked perfectly.
Thanks...

Ramya Menon · 5 months ago

I m student of GIS and handling AutoCad for 1st time...
This is quite a simple n well described explanation...
Has been so useful for a beginner like me...
Thx a lot...