1.1 for Linux

Foxit Reader 1.1 for Linux User Manual

Using page thumbnails to go to specific pages

Page thumbnails provide miniature previews of document pages. You can use thumbnails in the

Pages panel to change the display of pages and to go to other pages.

1. To show or hide page thumbnails, do the following:

Choose View > Navigation Panel > Show/Hide Navigation Panel, or click Navigator

button on the Toolbar.

Choose View > Navigation Panel > Page Thumbnails, or you can click the Page

Thumbnails button on the toolbar.

Note: Bookmark and Page tabs appear on Navigation Panel by default, you can click the two tabs

to switch between them.

2. To jump to specific pages, do one of the following:

Choose View > Navigation Panel > Page Thumbnails, or click the Pages tab in navigation

panel, all page thumbnails display on the navigation panel.

To jump to another page, click its thumbnail.

Automatically Scroll through a document

Automatic scrolling allows users to view documents without using mouse actions or keystrokes.

This feature also enables you to change the scrolling speed with ease. It advanced your view of

the PDF at a steady rate, moving vertically down the document. If you interrupt the process by

using the sroll bar to move back or forward to another page, automatic scrolling continues from

that point forward.

1. Choose View > Automatically Scroll.

2. To increase or decrease the scrolling speed, press the Shift key while scrolling mouse wheel,

or press Ctrl + Up/Down Arrow on keyboard.

3. To stop automatic scrolling, choose View > Automatically Scroll again. At the end of the PDF,

automatic scrolling stops and does not begin again until you choose Automatically Scroll

again.

4. To set the scroll mode, there are two scroll modes for you to choose from: Continuous Scroll

and Time lapse Scroll. You can change the scrolling step width or scrolling speed by pressing

Shift key while scrolling the mouse wheel, or you can press the Ctrl +UP/Down Arrow keys

on the keyboard. The largest step size is the view height of current documents in Time lapse

mode. Please select Edit > Preferences, and then select a different scroll mode.