To activate continuous zooming, which action should you perform?

To activate continuous zooming, which action should you perform?

• A. Ctrl-click (Mac) or Windows-Click (Windows) and drag on a track with the Zoomer tool
• B. Command-click (Mac) or Ctrl-Click (Windows) and drag on a track with the Zoomer tool
• C. Option-click (Mac) or Alt-Click (Windows) and drag on a track with the Zoomer tool
• D. Shift-click (Mac) or Shift-Click (Windows) and drag on a track with the Zoomer tool

Answer: (A)

Continuous zooming is the smooth, real-time zoom that follows your drag as you move the mouse. With the Zoomer tool, you trigger that fluid behavior by using the modifier key while you click-drag. The way to do it is to use the Zoomer tool and hold Ctrl while you click and drag on the track (on Mac; the Windows version uses the equivalent modifier). As you drag, the timeline zooms in or out continuously, and releasing stops the zoom. The other modifier combinations change the Zoomer tool’s behavior to different zoom actions, so they won’t produce this steady, drag-driven zoom.

Continuous zooming is the smooth, real-time zoom that follows your drag as you move the mouse. With the Zoomer tool, you trigger that fluid behavior by using the modifier key while you click-drag. The way to do it is to use the Zoomer tool and hold Ctrl while you click and drag on the track (on Mac; the Windows version uses the equivalent modifier). As you drag, the timeline zooms in or out continuously, and releasing stops the zoom.

The other modifier combinations change the Zoomer tool’s behavior to different zoom actions, so they won’t produce this steady, drag-driven zoom.