thanks for the clarificaton and link.

However in the documentation I am missing the behaviour of combined (scroll)mouse and keyboard action (e.g. shift-scroll). Also the shortcut for look under masked subsystems (CTRL-U) is missing.

-Han

To zoom in use the key ‘r’. If you have nothing selected it will zoom toward the middle. If you select a block it will zoom, putting the focus on this block. Very useful to navigate a model whith many blocks on the same level.

For other zooming feature:
r – zoom in
f – Fit the selection to screen
space – Fit the system to screen
v – zoom out
1 – zoom 100%

I always have problems finding the complete list of Simulink shortcut. Here is the list:

http://www.mathworks.com/access/helpdesk/help/toolbox/simulink/ug/f2-82531.html#bqgwups

Another one which I like is CTRL+U to look under masked subsystems.

Guy

Once again I’d like to point out that my biggest accelerator is using mouse and keyboard in conjunction. for example: using the shift key and scroll in order to pan horizontally.

And once again I’d like to add my suggestion: please implement the control-scroll option: zooming in and out, as in most office suites. Now ctrl-scroll is the same as shift-scroll, and hence doesn’t add anything.
I wonder what is the status of this enhancement request?

Warm regards, Han

thanks for the tips. As someone wrote in http://blogs.mathworks.com/seth/2009/03/13/new-%C2%A0release-%E2%80%93-simulink-r2009a/ the Linux version does not even have a Model Browser, which is ever more annoying than clicking on this toolbar on Windows :-)
Is the “major architectural upgrade” needed to bring this toolbar under Linux on its way?

Thank you