The cursor can be used to move the active matrix.

1. Point the cursor to any unoccupied area in the current window
2. drag the window over the desired area of the Matrix.

NOTE: The larger the matrix, the longer it takes for the window to move. Very large and complex Matrices may take 1-2 seconds to complete the move.

Arrow keys will also move the active matrix.

1. Press arrow keys to move matrix up, down, left or right approximately 1/5th of an EB.
   
   
2. Press Command+arrow key to move Matrix one screen width or height.

Use scroll bars to position the window over the desired area of the Matrix.

The Jump Map is a miniature view of the Matrix.

To position the Jump Map on the screen, use View>Jump Map Display, and select Display on Matrix, Display in Window or Do Not Display.

1. Point cursor to the area of the Matrix to be viewed,
2. click on that area,
3. That area will appear in the current window.
4. The blue outline on the Jump Map shows what section of the Matrix is being displayed.

The EB Panel is a table displaying the contents of EBs in the file.

1. Use Command+k or Window> EB Panel to open the EB Panel.
   
2. Position the panel by dragging the title bar at least 1' below the Time Bar
   
3. Select the sort column to order the list
   
4. Scan the list to find the desired EB,
   
5. Click on the actor column in that row and the EB will appear at the top of the Matrix.
6. The EB can be selected for subsequent tasks.

The Comment Panel is a table displaying the contents of all Comments in the file.

1. Use Command+r or Window > Comment Panel to open the Comment Panel.
   
2. Position the panel by dragging the tile bar at least 1' below the Time Bar
   
3. Scan the list to find the desired Comment,
   
4. Click on the Comment and it will appear at the top left corner of the Matrix.
5. The Comment can be selected for the subsequent tasks.

The Diamond Panel is a branched table showing all the entries for the Diamonds in the file.

1. Use Command+l or Window > Diamond Panel to open the Diamond Panel.
2. Position the panel by dragging the tile bar at least 1' below the Time Bar
3. Scan the list to find the desired Diamond.
4. Click on the Diamond number column in that row and the Diamond will appear at the top of the Matrix. The Diamond can be selected for the subsequent tasks.

Use the Jump Map to go to the area near where the EB, comment or diamond is believed to be located, using trial and error.

The Zoom Tool enlarges or shrinks the size of the EBs displayed in a Matrix.

1. Use View > Zoom Out or Command- to reduce the size of the EBs displayed (display more EBs) on the screen in small increments, up to approximately 50% of normal size.
   
2. TO restore to normal size display, use View > Zoom in or Command+.
3. The zoomed Matrix will print in the size displayed.

Alternatively, to show more EBs reduce the content in each EB with the Preferences panel.

1. Use Catalyst>Preferences>Matrix Display tab
2. Uncheck one or more of the check boxes.
3. the height of every EB will be reduced as the number of elements displayed is reduced.

1. Enter Start After date/time in form yyyy:mm:dd and hh:mm:ss:000. (The display will start with the next EB after the date and time you enter.)
   
2. Enter End Before date/time in same format. (The display will end with the EB before the date and time you enter.)
   
3. Close panel
   
4. Matrix will display only EBs within the range specified.

Alternatively, enter Begin after and End Before date/time. by clicking the dates on the Time Bar.

1. place cursor in Start After Date space
2. click on the desired Begin After date/time on the Timebar. The date/time values will appear in the spaces in that row
3. tab the cursor to the next row, End Before Date space
4. click on the desired End Before date/time. The date/time values will appear in the spaces in that row.
5. Click on the close button to close the panel when finished.

1. Click on Display All button
2. close the Panel
3. click on Snap EBs to Time icon in the Tool Bar to ensure the EBs are aligned properly.
4. Close Panel