Sentence The phrase 'zoom slider' is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a tool which allows you to zoom in and out of an image or document on a computer. For example, "Use the zoom slider to get a closer look at the details on this page."
The "tune" slider adjusts the volume in each ear; the "zoom" slider screens out background noise.
Users will be able to change the size of icons and text on screen by using Android N's new zoom slider, which will help those who need a bit of magnification to see what's going on.
This keyboard/mouse combo features a Comfort Curve keyboard — for the comfort — a Zoom slider, a wireless optical mouse, and three Windows buttons including Gadget and Live Call.
Users now have unlimited dials and the extension automatically adjusts its layout to fit the browser display screen, but users have the benefit of layout adjusting and a configuration menu with an updated zoom slider.
Use the Zoom slider to change the scale of the video on the Timeline.
This will bring up the zoom slider at the bottom of the screen, which you can use for more fine-tuned control.
Zooming individual genomes is possible by means of individual zoom sliders at the bottom of each genome column, or by a click-and-drag motion that allows for a region to be highlighted and then zoomed into when the mouse button is released.
User controls include the zooming slider and the export-to-image button, as shown in the Figure 3a.
The zooming slider allows users to hone in on a region of interest and view it in greater detail, making it possible to move from an overview aspect into a detailed one without navigating to a different page.
On some older iPhone models, you should be able to just double-tap to access the zoom's slider bar (not yet available on the iPod touch's iOS 4's camera).
Other improvements: A zoom in/zoom out slider appears at the bottom of the window.
