Operation Manual

Figure 237: Navigator dialog
Figure 238: Navigator section on
Sidebar
• Select a thumbnail in the Page pane, then drag and drop the thumbnail to change the order
of pages in the document.
• Click and drag on the separator line between the Page pane and workspace to change the
width of the Page pane.
• Click on the middle of this line to show or hide the Page pane (highlighted in Figure 236).
• Press and hold the Ctrl key, then double-click in the title bar of the Page pane to undock it
and turn it into a floating window.
• Press and hold the Ctrl key, then double-click in the title bar of the undocked Page pane to
dock it back into its default position on the left of the workspace.
• Right-click in the Page pane and, using options in the context menu, you can insert, delete
or rename pages and cut, copy, and paste pages.
• Go to Insert > Slide on the main menu bar to insert a new page or Insert > Duplicate
Slide to insert a duplicate page.
Master pages
A master page is a page that is used as the starting point for other pages in your drawing. It is
similar to a page style in Writer and controls the basic formatting of all pages based upon it. A
drawing can have more than one master page so that you can assign a different look to pages in
your drawing, for example title page, contents page, and drawing pages.
A master page has a defined set of characteristics, including the background color, graphic, or
gradient; objects (such as logos, decorative lines, and other graphics) in the background, the
formatting of text, blocks of standard text, and insert fields such as page numbering, date, and
filename.
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