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     6 <title>Zo<?Pub Caret?>oming actions</title>
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     7 <shortdesc>Mobile device users must be able to zoom in and out consistently
     8 Contributors: 
     8 within applications on a mobile device. However the zooming actions
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     9 may  differ from one device model to another.</shortdesc>
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    12 <concept id="GUID-F25C17AC-BA88-4965-BAE8-AEF0E2EA66EC" xml:lang="en"><title>Zooming
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    13 actions</title><shortdesc>Mobile device users must be able to zoom in and out consistently
    13 <conbody>
    14 within applications on a mobile device. However the zooming actions may  differ
    14 <p>The product features and form factor of a mobile device determine
    15 from one device model to another.</shortdesc><prolog><metadata><keywords/></metadata></prolog><conbody>
    15 which zooming actions application developers should make available
    16 <p>The product features and form factor of a mobile device determine which
    16 on it: </p>
    17 zooming actions application developers should make available on it: </p>
       
    18 <ul>
    17 <ul>
    19 <li><p>If the device has an ITU-T keypad, the asterisk (*) key zooms in and
    18 <li><p>If the device has an ITU-T keypad, the asterisk (*) key zooms
    20 the hash mark (#) key zooms out. This functionality is not available in editors
    19 in and the hash mark (#) key zooms out. This functionality is not
    21 or other states where the keys play another role. In these cases, the zoom
    20 available in editors or other states where the keys play another role.
    22 functions, if applicable, must be available in the <uicontrol>Options</uicontrol> menu. </p></li>
    21 In these cases, the zoom functions, if applicable, must be available
    23 <li><p>If the device has a QWERTY or half-QWERTY keyboard, use the two topmost
    22 in the <uicontrol>Options</uicontrol> menu. </p></li>
    24 keys at the top left of the keyboard for zooming in and out. For example,
    23 <li><p>If the device has a QWERTY or half-QWERTY keyboard, use the
    25 on a Latin keyboard, use the Q key to zoom in and the A key to zoom out. Some
    24 two topmost keys at the top left of the keyboard for zooming in and
    26 products might have zooming symbols printed on the keyboard to help users
    25 out. For example, on a Latin keyboard, use the Q key to zoom in and
    27 find the zooming features. Again, the functions are not available in editors.</p></li>
    26 the A key to zoom out. Some products might have zooming symbols printed
    28 <li><p>On touch devices, users can use touch stripes to zoom. Finger movement
    27 on the keyboard to help users find the zooming features. Again, the
    29 along the stripe controls zooming. Applications may support different number
    28 functions are not available in editors.</p></li>
    30 of zoom levels. It should be possible to zoom across the full range with one
    29 <li><p>On touch devices, users can use touch stripes to zoom. Finger
    31 swipe.</p></li>
    30 movement along the stripe controls zooming. Applications may support
    32 <li><p>On touch devices with multi-touch support, users can use pinch zoom.
    31 different number of zoom levels. It should be possible to zoom across
    33 See <xref href="GUID-17C64C2F-9426-4B41-9F0A-23060289D644.dita">Multi-touch</xref> section
    32 the full range with one swipe.</p></li>
    34 for more details on pinch in and pinch out.</p></li>
    33 <li><p>On touch devices with multiple touch support, users can use
    35 <li><p>On touch devices, some applications may support double-tapping zoom.
    34 pinch zoom. See <xref
    36 A double tap can toggle between zoomed and normal view, but this depends on
    35 href="GUID-17C64C2F-9426-4B41-9F0A-23060289D644.dita">Multiple touch</xref
    37 the application.</p></li>
    36 > section for more details on pinch in and pinch out.</p></li>
       
    37 <li><p>On touch devices, some applications may support double-tapping
       
    38 zoom. A double tap can toggle between zoomed and normal view, but
       
    39 this depends on the application.</p></li>
    38 </ul>
    40 </ul>
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