On 4 Jan 2010, at 15:55, Russell Brown wrote:
> No but tap and hold with three fingers and you can zoom in and out by moving
> up and down the screen (I just discovered). You can zoom out all the way
> back to "normal".
bizarre. At first this worked then when I synced the music, it didn't. In the
end I did the following:
I'm writing this up in case it happens to someone else out there in googleable
land.
The iPhone suddenly became ultra-zoomed. To add to the confusion, scrolling
with one finger seemed to go in the opposite direction. After trying all normal
remedies, this fixed it:
I located the back-up folder in ~/Library/Application Support/Mobile
Sync/Backups.
I opened the last folder with BBEdit, and also an old backup from before the
problem (but too old to be useful as a replacement).
I searched both for the term 'zoom' and compared the two sets of results.
The file 579956e6ba56b8a5d2fadba023790aaf91d0125b.mddata (no guarantee it will
have the same name on another machine, I guess) showed this:
<key>ZoomLevel</key>
<real>4.3166666030883789</real>
<key>ZoomLocationX</key>
<real>282.93435668945312</real>
<key>ZoomLocationY</key>
<real>55.598457336425781</real>
<key>Zoomed</key>
<true/>
[the numbers in 'real' are way off]
when the other back-up showed this:
<key>ZoomLevel</key>
<real>4.3166666030883789</real>
<key>ZoomLocationX</key>
<real>160</real>
<key>ZoomLocationY</key>
<real>240</real>
<key>Zoomed</key>
<false/>
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