Scroll the view – Adobe InDesign CS3 User Manual
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If you decide to view all spreads, viewing may be easier if you resize the Navigator panel to make it tall and narrow.
Magnify or reduce the view using the Navigator panel
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Do any of the following:
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Click the Zoom In or Zoom Out buttons at the bottom of the Navigator panel.
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Drag the Zoom slider at the bottom of the panel.
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In the Zoom text box, type the magnification or reduction percentage and press Enter (Windows) or Return
(Mac OS).
Change the color of the Navigator panel view box
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Choose Panel Options from the Navigator panel menu.
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Choose a color:
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To use a preset color, select one from the pop-up menu.
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To specify a different color, choose Custom from the pop-up menu, and specify a color in the color picker.
Scroll the view
You can easily adjust the degree to which pages or objects are centered in the document window. These techniques
are also useful for navigating between pages.
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Do any of the following:
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Select the Hand tool
from the Tools panel, and then click and drag in the document window. Holding down
Alt (Windows) or Option (Mac OS) and pressing the spacebar temporarily activates the Hand tool.
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In the Navigator panel, click the thumbnail or drag the view box that represents the visible area of the current
spread.
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Click the horizontal or vertical scroll bars or drag the scroll box.
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Press Page Up or Page Down.
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Use the mouse scroll wheel or sensor to scroll up and down. To pan left or right, press Ctrl (Windows) or
Command (Mac OS) as you use the mouse scroll wheel or sensor.
See also
“Keys for viewing documents and document workspaces” on page 641
Turn pages
InDesign makes it easy to jump from page to page in a document. For example, just as most web browsers provide
Back and Forward buttons to navigate through pages you’ve visited, InDesign keeps track of the order in which
you’ve viewed pages in a document.
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Do any of the following:
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To move through pages in the order in which you viewed them during the current session, choose Layout > Go
Back or Go Forward.
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To go to the next or previous page, click the Next Page button or Previous Page button at the bottom of
the document window, or choose Layout > Next Page or Previous Page.