Reading and navigation
Moving through pages
Section titled “Moving through pages”- Scroll with a trackpad, mouse wheel, or the scroll bar to move through the document.
- Go to the next or previous page with ⌘ ↓ and ⌘ ↑.
- Jump to the first or last page with ⌘ ⇧ ↑ and ⌘ ⇧ ↓.
- The Go menu lists all of these, along with Go to Page.
- The current page is highlighted in the thumbnail sidebar on the left.
Page layout
Section titled “Page layout”Choose how pages are laid out from the View menu:
| Layout | Shortcut |
|---|---|
| Single Page | ⌘ 1 |
| Single Page Continuous | ⌘ 2 |
| Two Pages | ⌘ 3 |
| Two Pages Continuous | ⌘ 4 |
Continuous layouts let you scroll smoothly from one page to the next. The two-page layouts show a spread, which suits books and magazines.
Wide and fold-out pages
Section titled “Wide and fold-out pages”Fit Wide Pages to the Column is on by default. A page wider than the rest is scaled down to match it. Turn this off to lay every page out at its natural width, which makes a document that mixes page sizes scroll sideways. You can change it under Settings > Reading on Mac, iPhone, or iPad.
Zooming
Section titled “Zooming”| Action | Shortcut |
|---|---|
| Zoom In | ⌘ + |
| Zoom Out | ⌘ - |
| Fit Page | ⌘ ⇧ F |
| Actual Size | ⌘ 0 |
Fit Page scales the page to fit the window; Actual Size shows it at 100%.
Jumping to a page
Section titled “Jumping to a page”To jump straight to a page, choose Go > Go to Page or press ⌘ ⌥ G, type the page number, and press Go.