Rotating the 3D View
To rotate the 3D view, either use the Rotate View tool, or specify rotation values with the Rotate 3D View command.
Rotating with the Mouse
The Rotate View tool rotates the view clockwise or counter-clockwise in 3D.
To control the movements of the Rotate View tool, drag the mouse or click one of the mode buttons. The first three Tool bar buttons set the center of rotation. The last two modes perform precise, incremental rotation movements in the direction specified.
 
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Click the Rotate View tool from the Visualization tool set.
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To rotate the view, click on the drawing and drag while holding the mouse button. Move the cursor to rotate the view in the direction of the mouse movement. Release the mouse to stop the rotation. Alternatively, use the two Tool bar buttons.
Rotate Counter-Clockwise
Ctrl key (Windows) or Command key (Macintosh)
When the Rotate View tool is in use, the Data bar displays the following information to help orient the view.
Displays the angle (in degrees) between the selected center of rotation and the plane which is parallel to the ground plane and passes through the view origin
Rotating Precisely
The Rotate 3D View command provides a precise way to rotate the 3D view. Enter rotation values directly, or rotate the view in increments. A preview displays the rotation movements before the actual view is rotated.
To rotate the 3D view:
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Select View > Rotate 3D View.
The Rotate 3D View dialog box opens.
 
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Specify the rotation criteria, and then click OK to rotate the 3D view as specified.

Viewing and Rendering : Simulating Movement : Rotating the 3D View

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