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Pages
Clicking the Pages button on the top of the Page & Layer Gallery (or right clicking in the gallery and
choosing Show page level
) will open pages mode, displaying only the pages in the document and collapsing all other opened levels.
When in pages mode and the gallery is docked, the width of the gallery is reduced to its minimum, to take
up as little space as possible. Also the number of buttons at the top of the gallery is cut down to just
those applicable to pages. To leave pages mode, simply expand one of the pages to reveal its layers. The
gallery returns to its full width and the full button set is restored.
You can re-order pages by dragging on the item in the Page & Layer Gallery, or by right clicking a
page and choosing Move page up/down
.
You can rename a page right clicking it and choosing Rename Page
. As well as being a useful way to identify pages in long documents, the page name is used when
exporting your document as a website. For this reason in web documents it's not possible to use certain
characters or symbol characters in the name (they are not accepted as web page names).
The New page, Duplicate and Delete
buttons will do as they imply. Note that you must first have selected a page (click on it so it's highlighted
in blue as shown above) in order for these buttons to work on pages. (If you had selected a layer, for
example, then they would operate at the layer level).
Alternatively you can right click a page and choose the options New page, Duplicate current page,
Cut page, Copy page, Paste page and Delete current page.
The New page
option will create a blank page the same size as the selected, current page.
The Cut page option removes the page and stores it on the clipboard, so that you can paste it either in
this or another document by right-clicking a page and choosing the Paste
page option. The pasted page is pasted below the currently selected page.
The Copy page option copies the page, so that you can paste it either in this or another document by
right-clicking a page and choosing the Paste
page option. The pasted page is pasted below the currently selected page.
You can expand (open) the page to show the contents of the page by either
clicking on the small right facing arrow, or by double-clicking on the page
thumbnail.
Performing the same operation again will collapse (close) the page view.
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