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Using the Page Grabber Hand
H
When any tool is selected, you can press the
ALT key to access the Page
Grabber Hand
H. The Page Grabber
Hand
H lets you scroll a page in any direction by dragging the mouse.
Navigating Documents
QuarkXPress provides several ways to navigate through a document: Page menu commands, the Page Number field, Document Layout palette icons,
Go-to-Page icons, and scroll bars. After experimenting with the various options, you will find a method that works best for you.
Using Page menu commands
The Page menu commands let you “turn” the pages of a document, jump to specific pages, and display master pages.
• To turn the pages of a document, choose Previous, First, Next, or Last from the Page menu.
• To display a specific document page, choose Page
& Go to (
CTRL + J ).
Enter the number of the page you want to display in the Go to Page field and click OK.
R If your document is divided into sections, precede the page number you enter with the prefix characters you specified for the section in the Prefix field of the Section dialog box (Page
& Section). You can also specify absolute page numbers in the Go to Page dialog box. An absolute page number indicates the page’s actual position in a document, regardless of any sectioning or special numbering.
To specify an absolute page number, precede the number you enter in the Go to Page dialog box with a plus (+) sign.
• To display a master page, choose Page
& Display. From the Display submenu, choose the master page you want to display. To display a document page when a master page is currently displayed, choose
Document from the Display submenu.
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Navigating Documents
Using the Page Number field
The Page Number field in the lower left corner of the document window is editable. To display a specific page, highlight the number and enter a new number.
Highlight the Page Number field in the lower left corner of the document window and enter a new page number.
Using the Document Layout palette
The Document Layout palette lets you display document pages and master pages by clicking icons. To display the Document Layout palette, choose View
& Show Document Layout (F4). To display a master page, double-click its icon (in the middle of the palette). To display a document page, double-click its icon (in the lower portion of the palette).
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Keyboard shortcuts
Most keyboards provide keys for quick document navigation:
• To display the top of the first page of a document, press
CTRL
+
PAGE UP
• To scroll up one screen, press
PAGE UP
• To scroll up to the top of the previous page, press
SHIFT
+
PAGE UP
• To scroll down one screen, press
PAGE DOWN
• To scroll down to the top of the next page, press
SHIFT
+
PAGE DOWN
• To scroll down to the top of the last page, press
CTRL
+
PAGE DOWN
.
Double-click icons in the Document Layout palette (View menu) to display a document page or a master page.
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Live scrolling
You can set a preference to “live scroll” when you drag a scroll box.
During a live scroll, the document window is updated automatically and displays the document as you drag the scroll box. To use live scroll all the time, check Live Scroll in the
Interactive tab of the Application
Preferences dialog box (Edit
&
Preferences
& Application).
Using go-to-page icons
In addition to the Document Layout palette, QuarkXPress provides a pop-up menu of page icons in the lower left corner of the document window. Click the arrow
, next to the Page Number field to display the go-to-page pop-up menu. Drag to select master pages (on the left) and document pages (on the right).
Click the arrow
, in the lower left corner of the document window to display icons for document pages and master pages.
Scrolling through a document
You can navigate through a document using the scroll boxes and the scroll arrows on the right edge and bottom of the document window.
• To use a scroll box, click and drag it to display a different page. As you drag the scroll box, the Page Number field in the lower left corner of the document window updates.
• To use the scroll arrows, click an arrow to scroll incrementally in that direction (up, down, right, or left). Click an arrow while you press the mouse button to scroll the page in continuous increments in the direction of the arrow.
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