So how does AutoCAD determine the area
you can pan to using the scroll bars?
It's the extents of the objects in relation to the your model tab
application window. Zoom to the extents of the objects and there is no
panning available, if the objects are at the edge of the screen. If
the objects don't touch the edge of the screen in one direction or the
other, after the zoom extents, you can pan so that the objects can touch the
edge of the screen, but go no further.
If you have a scroll wheel mouse, the scroll bars are not
needed anymore. Real time pan is available by holding down the scroll
wheel and moving the mouse. You can suppress the scroll bars in the
Display tab of the Options dialogue box if needed.
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