Selection mode, indicated by this cursor 
, allows you to select a region on an image, text, thumbnails, or a template. It is the default cursor mode for Image, Text, and Thumbnail Panes, as well as when another cursor mode has not been specified or is not selected on the toolbar. Some modes will revert back to Selection mode after an action has been completed, such as after placing a stamp or a sticky note on an image.
Note: Selection mode is always used in the Thumbnails Pane. It is also always used when selecting a template in the Metadata Pane.
When the selection mode is active, the following actions apply to each pane.
| Pane | Action |
|---|---|
| Image |
Zooms the image to a selected region. Do this by clicking the left mouse button while drawing a rectangle around the region you want to zoom into. Selects the specified region without zooming to it. Do this by holding down the CTRL key and clicking the left mouse button while drawing a rectangle around the region. Zooms the image to fit width. Do this by double-clicking the image. It will zoom in or out of the image until the width of the image takes up the width of the Image Pane. Selects an image annotation. |
| Text |
Highlights text. Selects a text annotation (text box, sticky note, callout text). |
| Thumbnails | Click a thumbnail to select it. Use the CTRL or SHIFT keys to select multiple thumbnails. You can also drag a rectangle around the desired thumbnails. |
| Metadata | The cursor mode cannot be customized for this pane. |
Note: You can prevent the document viewer from automatically zooming to the selected region by clearing the Zoom to selected region option in the View Options dialog. If this option is cleared, the image will not zoom in when a region is selected, but holding down the CTRL key will allow you to zoom to the selected region.
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