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Hi,
did you solve the problem in the meanwhile?
I’m unfamiliar with the qs em simulation. It could help, if you setup a very minimalistic example that shows your problem. You can package the qs project with Project -> create package and upload the file here.
I researched a bit:
CST Schematic view:
zoom with mouse wheel (turn wheel ‘away’ from user = zoom out)
move with mouse wheel /middle button press
context menu with right button clickCorelDraw2019:
zoom with mouse wheel (turn wheel ‘away’ from user = zoom in)
move with mouse wheel /middle button press
context menu with right button clickExcel365:
zoom with CTRL + mouse wheel (turn wheel ‘away’ from user = zoom in)
move with mouse wheel /middle button press
context menu with right button clickFirefox
zoom with CTRL + mouse wheel (turn wheel ‘away’ from user = zoom in)
context menu with right button clickRhino-ceros CAD v5
zoom with mouse wheel (turn wheel ‘away’ from user = zoom in)
move with right mouse button press
context menu with mouse wheel /middle button pressKiCad 6
zoom with mouse wheel (turn wheel ‘away’ from user = zoom in)
move with right mouse button press
context menu with right button clickI don’t see any argument against your plan.
Additionally I suggest making sure to set “turn wheel away from user = zoom in”I like it.
Ah, yes. Thank you!
BTW: For a one port device, rtoz and stoz are the same.
This old forum post: https://qucsstudio.de/forums/topic/tutorial/
refers to the “formula” item in the diagrams folder. Is stoz() meant to work with that?-
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Hi Henning,
It sounds you are referring to Qucs. This forum is about QucsStudio, see http://qucsstudio.de/about/
Its very unlikely that you will find help here.
Best
Carsten
How do I attach a .sch file to my post? I get an error “Sorry, this file type is not permitted for security reasons.” But others here in the forum seemingly managed to do it.
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