Adobe Acrobat Tutorial

Tutorial #1T.O.C.T.O.C.Adobe Acrobat PDF Navigation MethodsNavigating within an Adobe Acrobat Portable Document File, or PDF for short, issimilar in concept to turning pages of a book and in many cases works just like aWorld Wide Web Browser.There are many ways to move between pages in a PDF document.The first navigation method is found in the browse buttons at the top of thescreen.linear fashion.The single arrow moves forward or backward— page by page in The arrow pointing towards the vertical line will eithermove to the last or first page in a document.The double arrows move back or forth to previous pagesviewed in a document. The double arrows differ from thesingle arrow in that they move backward or forwarddepending on pages already viewed. It is best to use thedouble arrows when navigating a complex documentwhich will allow the entire reading process to be retraced.The second navigation method is in the scroll bar found atthe right of the screen. Tomove backward or forwardin a document click on either the up or down arrowslocated on each end of the scroll bar.A third way to navigate is to click and hold themouse on the scroll box and drag it appropriately —a dialog box appears indicating to which page thereader will jump when released.Adobe Acrobat Navigation Tutorial • Michigan Curriculum Framework IThe final navigation methodis to use the page numberdialog box located in thebottom left of the screen.While the current location ...