In the vertical and horizontal split-screen display modes, the width or height of the split screen can be adjusted, and the positions of the magnified and the unmagnified portions can be exchanged. The overlay display mode opens a resizeable magnification window while leaving the remaining desktop unmagnified. When the overlay is resized, the area covered by it appears in inverse video. The lens mode provides a resizeable window that functions like a magnifying glass and tracks mouse movement. The tracking lens mode, a variation of the lens mode, tracks items that have active focus, such as button controls or menu items.
Users can also customize the size and color of borders in most of the display modes.
MAGic for Windows NT also offers a set of display features that enable the user to get a visual reference of what is being viewed and where it is located. These locators can be set as either a box or a pair of vertical or horizontal scroll bars. Of the two, we found the locator bars more interesting. Tracking Tracking allows users to jump to a location on the screen when a Windows event occurs. Tracking features in MAGic for Windows NT include tracking the mouse pointer, menu bars, the text cursor, dialog boxes, and control buttons.