Changing Your View

You can view the pages in your publication in a one-page or a two-page spread. A two-page spread mimics the layout of a book or magazine that is lying open in front of you, where two pages face each other. You can also switch among various magnification levels. Viewing the page at a reduced size allows you to see an overview of your design. Zooming in on the pages makes type legible and provides a higher degree of accuracy when creating or positioning frames .

View a Publication in One or Two-Page View

Click the View menu, and then click Two-Page Spread.

A check mark next to Two-Page Spread indicates two-page view. No check mark indicates one-page view based on your responses to the wizard.

Change the View Size of a Page

Click the Zoom list arrow on the Standard toolbar.

Select the view percentage you want.

Did You Know?

You can switch between two different view sizes . Press the F9 key to toggle back and forth between actual size (100%) and the current view size.

You can zoom and scroll using Microsoft IntelliMouse . Roll the wheel to scroll, or press and hold Ctrl and roll the wheel to zoom.