Quark to InDesignCS3 Conversion Guide - InDesign User Group

what’s the easiest way to navigate
between pages?
Like QuarkXPress, InDesign provides
a keyboard command—
Command+J in Mac OS or Ctrl+J
in Windows—that lets you quickly
navigate to a particular page. When
you use this keyboard shortcut, the
Go To Page dialog box is displayed.
Enter the page you want to display,
and then click OK, or press Return
or Enter.
You can also navigate to a different
page by:
• Manually selecting and entering a
page number in the page number
field at the bottom of the document
window.
Navigating Within
a Document
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InDesign offers many of the same methods for document navigation
you’ve become accustomed to in QuarkXPress. Even better, it includes several
features that let you navigate more quickly to the page you want to display,
zoom in more closely on the area you want to work on, and see more clearly
the objects you want to modify.
• Clicking the pop-up menu at the
bottom of the document window
(to the right of the page number
field) and selecting the page you
want to display.
• Clicking the First Page, Previous
Page, Next Page, or Last Page
arrows on either side of the page
number field.
• Choosing any of the navigation
commands in the Layout menu.
• Double-clicking page icons in the
Pages panel (Window > Pages).
how else can I navigate within an
InDesign document?
The Navigator panel (Window >
Object & Layout > Navigator) displays
a thumbnail of the active
spread or all spreads, and contains
several controls that let you zoom
in on and zoom out from different
areas of a document.
If you choose View All Spreads
from the Navigator panel menu,
the panel displays thumbnails of
all of the spreads in a document.
If you choose View Active Spread
from the panel menu, a thumbnail
of only the currently active
spread is displayed in the panel.