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Copying and pasting pages
You can copy and paste whole pages in the current document or paste pages to another document. This
copies the page dimensions, layers and other page attributes in addition to all the objects on the page.
To copy the current page, clear any current selection by pressing Esc or by clicking on an empty part of
the page or pasteboard. The status line says "No objects selected". Right click an empty part of a page
and choose Copy Page
(or press "Ctrl + C").
When you paste a copied page, it is added immediately following the current page. To paste use "Ctrl +
V" or right click the page and choose Paste > Page
from the context menu.
Note: If the document into which you paste a page has the All pages in document the same option
enabled in File > Page Options
, the dimensions of the pasted page will be overridden by the page dimensions of the document. So the
new page will be given the same dimensions as all the other pages in the document.
Moving pages within the document
If you wish to move a page's location within the document page order you can do so.
To move the current page:

Choose "Edit" > "Pages" > "Move page up" or right click and choose Move page up to
swap the current page with the one previous to it.

Choose "Edit" > "Pages" > "Move page down" or right click and choose Move page
down to swap the current page with the one after it.
These menu options will be grayed out of if you are on the first or the last page of the document
respectively.
Removing pages from your document
To delete the current page from your document right click and choose Delete current page or select
"Edit" > "Pages" > "Delete current page"
. The current page and all its content will be deleted.
Navigating between pages
As well as the usual methods of moving through your document (such as scrollbars and the mouse
wheel), there are also some other ways to navigate through the pages:
Page up:
Moves up the document. The amount moved depends on your zoom level. The further you are zoomed
out the bigger the move.
Ctrl + Page up:
Go to and center on the previous page.
Page down:
Moves down the document. The amount moved depends on your zoom level. The further you are
zoomed out the greater the move.
Ctrl + Page down:
Go to and center on the next page.
Or click the up or down arrow on the status
line:
The status line is also useful for knowing what page(s) you are currently viewing.
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