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tomos:
am i [going] nuts
or
is there no "pan" tool in GImP ?

[jeez, new computer, new keyboard, one week old - cant type a capital "m" :huh: >:( ]

back ontopic:
the pan tool being something like the hand tool in Acrobat Reader/Photoshop etc
where you can move the view of the image within the window as opposed to actually
moving the image around on the page so-to-speak.
difficult to explain in words but i reckon you all know it anyways   :)

It looks to me as if you have to use the scroll bars or the navigation pane/dialog.

I couldnt find anything about it in Gimpland/googleland
(well apart from the guy who thought the zoom tool was the pan tool cause the icon looked like a fryingpan ;D )

Perry Mowbray:
am i [going] nuts
or
is there no "pan" tool in GImP ?
-tomos (September 19, 2007, 06:15 AM)
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Is this what you want:
The GIMP/PhotoFiltre/Paint.net/etc., thoughts...

Edit: Actually it's not as it only moves the selection etc. Found this on gimp.org... panning was apparently added in 2.3 (they're gearing up to release a stable 2.4 at the moment):

Changes in GIMP 2.3.12
======================
- merged the Perspective Clone tool
- allow to pan the image view using the Space bar
http://developer.gimp.org/NEWS

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rjbull:
Haven't read this thread, so apologies if this is stale news: the UK magazine Amateur Photographer has lately been recommending Picture Window Pro as a low-cost $89.99 package "that in some respects rivals Photoshop CS3 for functionality," albeit "you may struggle with the interface at first."

cranioscopical:
(well apart from the guy who thought the zoom tool was the pan tool cause the icon looked like a fryingpan ;D )
-tomos (September 19, 2007, 06:15 AM)
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Priceless!  And, for the record, that wasn't me (though it does reflect my typical level of comprehension).   :)

tomos:
(well apart from the guy who thought the zoom tool was the pan tool cause the icon looked like a fryingpan ;D )
-tomos (September 19, 2007, 06:15 AM)
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Priceless!  And, for the record, that wasn't me (though it does reflect my typical level of comprehension).   :)-cranioscopical (September 19, 2007, 10:31 AM)
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I didnt even click at first -
I thought -
what a great idea for a pan-tool icon !

..would be too, except for the confusion: see
> > If I click on the pan tool a thumbnail appears at the top left corner
>
> > of the image.
>
> > GIMP has a pan tool? What is that?
>
> Sure, you must've seen it.  The icon looks like a little frying pan.
> It inserts rude comments into your image.  ;)


That's a zoom tool, the icon looks like a pan, so is that why you called it a
pan tool?

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