Summary

If you're working on a multipage document, you'll want to display the Pages pane. It lets you add, move, and delete document pages and create multipage spreads called island spreads.

If you're working on a long document with multiple parts , and you want to number each part separately, you can create sections to manage these multiple page-numbering schemes within the document. You can also have InDesign automatically add the correct page numbers for folios and continued lines, as well as section names in folios and other text.

As you work on a long document, you can use the Pages pane to target a specific page or spread in the document window, to select multiple pages or spreads so that you can move, modify, or delete them collectively, and to navigate from page to page in a multipage document. If you're doing detail work or working on a large page, you can use the Navigator pane to scroll around the page and to change the view magnification.

If you decide to change the layout of a publication after you've started work, you can use the Layout Adjustment feature to automatically adjust the size and position of objects and guidelines when you change the document's page size , margins, or columns .