The View menu in MS Paint (Microsoft Paint) on Windows 11 provides options that help you control how the image and tools are displayed on your screen. It allows you to zoom, show/hide rulers and grids, and toggle the status bar. Below is a detailed explanation of the View menu options:

1. Zoom In / Zoom Out
       Zoom In: Magnifies the canvas so you can see details more clearly. Useful when working on pixel-level edits.
       Zoom Out: Shrinks the canvas to give you a broader view of the image.
       Shortcut:
       Zoom In: Ctrl + +
       Zoom Out: Ctrl + -
      100% (Actual Size)
       Resets the zoom level to 100%, showing the image in its actual size (1:1 pixel ratio).
       Helps check how the image will appear when viewed normally.
2. Rulers
       Shows rulers along the top and left side of the canvas.
       Helps in precise placement of elements by showing pixel measurements.
       Can be toggled on/off.
3. Gridlines
       Displays a grid on the canvas, dividing it into small squares.
       Helpful for pixel art or aligning elements.
       Grid size depends on the zoom level; they become more visible when zoomed in.
4. Status Bar
       Shows the status bar at the bottom of the window.
       Displays information like:
       Cursor position (X, Y)
5. Image dimensions
       Color values
       Can be turned on or off.
6. Full Screen
       Switches Paint to full screen mode, hiding the ribbon and other UI elements.
       Focuses entirely on the canvas.
       Press Esc or move your cursor to the top to exit full screen.
7. Additional Notes:
       The View menu doesn't modify the image itself—only how it's displayed on your screen.
       Useful for precision editing, especially when working on detailed or large images.