Keyboard Commands
Document View – Navigation
PgUp |
Jump up a screen* |
PgDn |
Jump down a screen |
Ctrl + PgUp |
Go to top of the previous page |
Ctrl + PgDn |
Go to top of the next page |
‐ (Hyphen) |
Jump up a screen |
+ (Plus Sign) |
Jump down a screen |
Up Arrow |
Scroll up a little bit |
Down Arrow |
Scroll down a little bit |
Ctrl + Up Arrow |
Jump up half a screen |
Ctrl + Down Arrow |
Jump down half a screen |
ALT + PgUp |
Jump left a screen |
ALT + PgDn |
Jump right a screen |
Alt + ‐ (ALT + Hyphen) |
Jump left a screen |
Alt + + (ALT + Plus Sign) |
Jump right a screen |
Ctrl + Left Arrow |
Jump left half a screen |
Ctrl + Right Arrow |
Jump right half a screen |
Left Arrow |
Jump a little bit left |
Right Arrow |
Jump a little bit right |
Home |
Go all the way to the left |
End |
Go all the way to the right |
Clear (5 on the numeric keypad) |
Go to the center of the page |
Ctrl + Home |
Go to the top left of the document |
Ctrl + End |
Go to the bottom right of the document |
Ctrl + Shift + F6 |
Previous Document |
Ctrl + F6 |
Next Document |
Document View: Adjust View Mode (For Current Document)
Ctrl + Shift + H |
Start reading mode (scrolling automatically) |
F10 |
Normal View (show pages on left and tabs on right) |
F11 |
Maximize Thumbnails (only show thumbnails) |
F12 |
Maximize Page (only show document) |
Save & Close
Shift + F4 |
Close all document tabs |
Document View ‐ Zooming†
Ctrl + ‐ (Ctrl + Hyphen) |
Zoom Out |
Ctrl + + (Ctrl + Plus Sign) |
Zoom In |
Ctrl + 0 |
Zoom to Full Page |
Ctrl + 1 |
Zoom to Actual Size |
Ctrl + 2 |
Zoom to Fit Width |
Ctrl + 3 |
Zoom to Fit Height |
Changing a Document
Ctrl + Alt + X |
Extract Pages |
Ctrl + Alt + R |
Rotate Pages |
Ctrl + S |
Save changes |
F4 |
Close current document |
Document View – Scrolling Settings
Ctrl + ALT + C |
Continuous Scrolling |
Ctrl + ALT + P |
Page Scrolling |
Ctrl + ALT + S |
Single Page (classic) |
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* These PgUp and PgDn commands apply to continuous and Page Scrolling Settings only.
† Ctrl commands using numbers 0‐4 (e.g. Ctrl+1) require numbers to be input from the top row of the keyboard, not the numeric keypad.