This awkward utility lets you magnify what's on your screen with a few mouse clicks, although you'll lose control of other mouse functions in the process. Zoomer has no interface and works hidden in the background. Once activated, your screen, in effect, becomes a screenshot. A left click of your mouse button enlarges the image, while a right click reduces the size of the image. The program offers a clear view of the zoomed image, although there are no editing tools to enhance appearance. We found it extremely difficult to maneuver around the image; we never knew exactly what part of the image would be enlarged or reduced. To regain regular mouse functionality, you must hit the Esc button. Also, if your screen resolution has a height or width greater than 1,024 pixels, the program won't work. You have seven days to evaluate it, which is enough time to determine that other magnification programs trump this one.
What’s new in version 3
Version 3 supports all screen resolutions, has a faster startup time, and better maneuverability.
Zoom in and out using the mouse scrollwheel.Zoomer is an utility that lets you quickly and intuitively zoom into your computer screen with your mouse wheel. Unlike other magnification programs, this one places no limit on how closely you can zoom. Just use the left mouse button and cursor to center what you want to zoom in on. Then, zoom with the mouse wheel. Version 3 supports all screen resolutions, has a faster startup time, and better maneuverability.
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