00:09So over here you can see that I got some elements on my Google drawing page and this is being
00:15viewed
00:15in a certain size. If you want to zoom in and zoom out, then what you can do is you
00:20can go around
00:21onto the top and use the zoom option. So if I were to go around over here, you can see
00:26that right
00:26now it is in fit mode. If I were to go to 50%, then it'll show only the 50%
00:32zoom level. So it is a lot
00:33more smaller. So you can see more area right here. You can go around over here, set it to 100
00:38% so that
00:39you view the exact size and you can do 200% to zoom in to 200% of the actual
00:46size. You can also zoom in
00:48right here and zoom out according to how you like it as well. So you can go around zoom out
00:53and if
00:53you were to click on the zoom button right here, you can click to zoom in right over here as
00:59well.
00:59So just like this, you can use the zoom option. So if you were to click on fit, then it'll
01:04take
01:04account of the monitor size that you're using. That is the working area size and we'll fit it out
01:10accordingly. You can also go around into view right here and access the zoom out zoom option from over
01:16here as well. So as you zoom in, you can see that this represents one inch while you zoom out
01:22right
01:22here, zoom in or zoom out. You can see the ruler right here, just like this, and you can go
01:27around
01:28and enable the ruler from over here in view option. So let me just go around over here and fit
01:33it out.
01:34And you can see that this represents one inch now. And that is how you can work around with zoom
01:39options
01:39inside of Google drawings. So if you guys learn something as always, and as always, please like,
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