HP Network Direr Software Products manual Selection and the Pull-Right Menu, Panning, Zoom

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device group. It will not select the members of the subnet or device group.

Selection and the Pull-Right Menu

The pull-right menu and its options interacts with selection in various ways:

■If you launch the pull-right menu for an item that is not currently selected, then this will clear any current selection and select the item, whose pull-right menu you launched.

■If you launch the pull-right menu for an item that is currently selected, then the menu will list all of the options that can be applied to all of the items that are currently selected. If you then select an option that can be applied to more than one of the selected items then the option will be applied to all of those items. Note that this also applies to menu options in the menu bar.

■If you right-click on an NCP then one of the options is to select all of the phones related to that NCP. Selecting this option will clear any current selection and select all of the phones related to that NCP.

Navigation 3Com Network Director provides various navigation facilities to enable you to focus in on particular areas of your network topology that are of interest to you. These facilities include panning, zooming in and out of the map and, when you are viewing the devices in your network grouped by subnet, navigating between submaps and the top-level map.

Panning

Panning around the map is achieved by using the two scroll bars located at the right-hand side and lower map area. The scroll bar at the right-hand side controls vertical panning and the lower scroll bar controls horizontal panning.

There are three zoom actions that may be performed in the map:

Zoom in

Zooms in on the map. If there are one or more items selected in the currently viewed submap then 3Com Network Director centers these items on the page and zooms in. If there are no items selected in the currently viewed submap, then 3Com Network Director zooms in directly towards the center of the currently displayed area of the submap.