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Thanks for the kind words! As for the zoom mode, uh, well, it came in because someone asked for it and it seemed like a neat hack! I guess one use of it might be if you had a slide of a floor plan of a building. You could display the whole building or use the zoom mode to enalrge certain room or sections of the plan for a closer look. The same applies to peices of a mechanical drawing.. You might want to see a little more detail. Unlike AutoCAD, the resolution does not improve when you zoom in, however, so pushing too far gives a lot of jagged lines and sometimes a loss of clarity. It's all dependant on the resolution of the screen driver that was in use when the slide was made. So… You ARE better off making indevidual slides of the views that you want. On the other hand, if someone else gave you a slide and you can't reproduce parts of it… This is a way to look a little closer! Does that answer the question?