Re: Center the entire diagram

[Michael Ross <michael e ross gmail com>]

Are you saying that this is NOT a printing problem?  It is a problem of viewing the Dia while working on it?

Do you mean that when you move the Dia that it moves back to the left and you have done nothing at all?  (that would make no sens at all)

Or do you meant that in response to some activity it shifts to the left?  What activity?

There is a program called Jing that you can use to create a small motion capture of your screen.  If you were to load this program (at no cost) you could record and share exactly what is happening.

Here is another guess:

I always operate with Dynamic Grid" turned off (in Diagram Properties).  Maybe you have that turned on?

On Mon, Sep 27, 2010 at 2:18 PM, Zorgh <zorgh koysevox org> wrote:

Le 27/09/2010 16:23, Octavio Alvarez a écrit :

On Mon, 27 Sep 2010 05:08:00 -0700, Michael Ross <michael e ross gmail com> wrote:

It is possible to interpret the question in multiple ways...

Yes, but I think he means on the printer, not on the screen.

For the screen I would suggest Ctrl+E.

This is the expected result : http://imgur.com/jt7Rn.jpg
When I try to move the diagram, it always returns to the left of the page.

Thx

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