A left press on the view cube held and dragged orbits the view: the press is not a click until it moves or is held past one, then the pointer grabs and the view orbits about its centre as the other orbits do (the move it took to tell a drag from a click turns the view too). A press that doesn't move is still a click on the face, edge or corner. While the cube is dragged its hover highlight is off, the release is not a click, and the navigation bar's orbit or pan tool doesn't also act on the drag. A press on a floating window over the cube is the window's and starts no orbit, as with the cube's hover. Tests: the s39 scenario drags 48 px right from FRONT and the view turns 22° without clicking the face

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   Preferences switches to SolidWorks or Inventor style). The view cube and the navigation bar
   change the view: a cube face turns to look straight at it (TOP and BOTTOM keep the current
   heading, squared to the nearest quarter turn), an edge to the view halfway between
-  its two faces, a chamfered corner to that corner's iso view, and the house goes home. Right-click for the marking menu: eight commands around the cursor, plus a
+  its two faces, a chamfered corner to that corner's iso view, and the house goes home.
+  Press on the cube and drag to orbit. Right-click for the marking menu: eight commands around the cursor, plus a
   menu for whatever is under it.
 - **Dialogs** dock on the right with a live preview. Most features also show drag handles and a
   value box in the viewport.