Magnify

Does NOT magnify. This is a pointing tool used to focus attention to an item onscreen. You can rotate the handle; and even "hide" the image as an icon, then bring it back again. Used in my classroom, it's great for presentations and tutorials.

Current Version: 1.0

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May 01, 2006 · version 1.0 Edward
Click the Y!WE icon, select preference for the widget, make sure the window level is set to normal. Then, right-click the widget and select close.
Working on update for different sizes and 'snap-to' feature.
April 17, 2006 · version 1.0 cb3dard
dos not work for me,,, i doent make thing bigger it just look same,,, i rate need work
April 16, 2006 · version 1.0 Worst. Name. Ever.
This has to be the most confusing widget here. Don't call something "Magnify", use a Magnifying lense interface, and then NOT have it magnify. Saying "Does NOT magnify" as the first sentence for the description illustrates how most people just do not understand the basics of usability (which is absolutely KEY when creating widgets). If there could be even a 'hint' of confusion, revisit the concept.
April 16, 2006 · version 1.0 jang soon won
정말 끝네주는군요....한국말이 들어갈지 모르겠지만...ㅋㅋ
April 13, 2006 · version 1.0 Adam
If you want to actually magnify a part of the screen, there's a cool little tool called Mio Toolbox that includes a tool to do that - and many other things. I find it INDISPENSABLE in my day-to-day work (I'm a web developer). Maybe you can find out how they do it and actually implement a magnification function?