Once you’ve changed the layout, you’ll find you can select both shapes and the picture. Click on a shape, hold down the Shift key, and click the picture. This time, you will be able to select it. Repeat for all other shapes and pictures you want to add to the group.

Click here to return to the 'Keyboard and mouse zooming in Excel and Word' hint

I thought you can zoom in and out anywhere
http://odetoapple.com/2006/11/zoom-in-and-out-effect-anywhere-on-your-macs-screen/

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When you reverse command-control-scroll, the size becomes much smaller than the original font size. When you use control-scroll (without command), reversing the zoom stops at the original font size.
Respectfully, Norm

'ctrl-scroll' is for system-wide zooming. it is inconvenient when u need to access the manu.
'ctrl-option-scroll' (for excel) and 'ctrl-command-scroll' (for word) are 'document-wide zooming. :)

Thanks for both of these hints! This solves an almost daily problem I had with Word and the occasional need to zoom in temporarily. (I'm actually kind of embarrassed that I didn't know these already..)

Command-scroll will change the zoom level of NeoOffice documents.

Ctrl-Option/Command + Mouse Scroll works in Firefox, maybe other applications too

Just to clarify, I believe system-wide control+scroll zooming is new to 10.4.8. It is my favorite new feature!

You genius. I have just migrated from Windows, where this has long been a key Office feature. I'd found the Mac OS zoom, but wanted my document zoom back - and is this documented anywhere or in the Office help? Of course not! Thanks

The zoom feature is a quick way to temporarily enlarge items on your desktop in Windows 10 or macOS.

These days, your computer’s desktop can feel like a sweeping vista; large and expansive giving you a birds-eye view of the land with the various apps and utilities you have open. At times, it can become a bit hard to see whats on it, especially as if your eyesight is not as sharp as it used to be. Popular desktop operating systems such as Windows 10 and macOS include options that make it easy for you to quickly zoom in like an eagle on just what you want. Let’s check out how to find, enable and use them.

Zoom or Magnify Screen Items in Windows 10

You are probably familiar with zooming in; you’ve done it many times in applications such as Edge or Microsoft Word. But, you can also do it anywhere on the desktop, too.

In Windows 10, it’s easy as pressing the Windows key and (+) key to activate the magnifier app. You can then zoom in or out by pressing either the plus or minus sign on the app or press Windows key and (-) or (+) on your keyboard.

As you can see, I have zoomed in up to 300%.

The magnifier also includes two additional views you should check out called Lens and Dock. Lens can be activated by pressing Control + Alt + L. This lets you magnify items up close on screen.

Docked mode, which you can activate by pressing Control + Alt + D, keeps the magnifier at the top of the screen in view. You can resize the dock to your liking. Whichever option you choose, this handy feature definitely makes working on the desktop or in your favorite apps convenient; especially in those apps with jam-packed menus and buttons that you can easily miss.

If you want to make changes to the behavior of the magnifier, launch Settings > Ease of Access > Magnifier. There you can set the default zoom level when you open the magnifier, turn it off completely or choose a default mode and choose specific tracking options.

Using the Zoom Function in macOS

Mac users also have options for zooming in on the desktop or applications. To access them, you will need to enable them.

Launch Settings then choose Dock > Accessibility > Zoom. Choose the method you want to use for zooming. You can use keyboard shortcuts or gestures(two finger swipe up or down) while holding down the Control key.

The default keyboard commands if you prefer that option are:

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Toggle Zoom: Shift + Command (⌘) + 8

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Zoom in: Shift + Command (⌘) + (=)

Zoom out: Shift + Command (⌘) + (-)

After enabling, you can start zooming in or out.

That’s pretty much it. Now, you can see those small items on your screen in detail without making permanent changes such as changing your screen resolution or scale and layout. Another handy feature you might find the zoom feature handy for are explainer videos if you use apps like Camtasia Studio. So, don’t worry about straining your eyes figuring out whats on the screen when you have these options available.

Give them a try and let us know how it works for you.