View tab
Use the View tab controls to adjust the appearance of documents in the viewing window.
Zoom group
Zoom In and
Zoom Out:
Zooming moves typically between 25, 50, 75, 100, 125,
150, 200 and 400%.
Loupe View:
View a page area at extreme magnification.
Dynamic Zoom: Move cursor up to zoom in, down to zoom out.
Use the drop-down list of the Zoom to control to move to a magnification value (as listed above) or type in your own value.
Page View group
Scroll Options: Select a
display style from the drop-down list; see single
pages, all pages in a scroll with one or two pages horizontally.
Page Fit Options: Set pages to appear at a fixed magnification or
zoom to remain fitting in the document panel when it
is resized, either with the width or with the whole page always remaining visible.
Full Screen: Display the current document in the
full screen with only three controls: Next page,
previous page and Exit Full screen.
Rotate View: Temporarily rotate the page view 90% to left or right. This rotates only the page view;
it does not rotate the real PDF page: for that use
.
Previous View,
Next View: Return to previous views of the current document. Once this is done, use Next View to
move forward in the views.
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Fit to page and show single pages.
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Fit width and scroll pages continuously.
New group and tool
New Window: Open a copy of the current document in a new window, allowing it to be modified and
saved to a new name. To create a new empty document, use
.
Display Theme group
Change Skin: Click to drop down this menu and select from the available user interface skins:
Purple, Dark Gray, Light Gray, or Blue.
Current Window group
Horizontal,
Vertical and
Quad Splits: Splitting a document view is typically useful for transferring content from one part of
a document to another. Click a tool again to remove the split.
All Windows group
Cascade,
Tile: Arrange all open document windows in a cascade, or tiled horizontally or vertically.
Close All: Close all open documents, prompting to save any changes, but keeps the program window
open with no document loaded.