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Re: Page by Page scrolling in Layout view in InCopy CS2?

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From: Warren_Beck
Date: Thu, 14 Sep 2006 02:09
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Bob:

I understand how the ID layout controls the display of assigned (or exported) stories, but here in the standalone mode, the InCopy document was created de novo by InCopy itself. I guess that the default layout for such a standalone InCopy document is set by preferences that are inaccessible to the user.

Scott:

Thanks for the suggestion. Yours is a pretty good work-around, really. Many times, however, I'm working at 300% zoom in layout, in order to easily see in-text equations that I've set using character styles (for instance for Greek and math symbols). It is a pain when I want to scroll vertically just past the insertion point and I encounter a page break, and if I am on the right-hand page of a spread, well, a vertical scroll takes me to the second page beyond the next line, if you follow me.

Warren
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