Advance to next page

Is there a way to relocate the advance to next page button arrow to the left side next to the last page arrow? I look at Bluebeam on a laptop, and if Bluebeam is not maximized, I have to constantly resize the program so the advance arrow shows up. I know there is the down arrow that will show it but its inconvenient when I need to work efficiently. I also don't want to maximize Bluebeam because I need to see more than one thing on the screen.

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Ryan Arbuckle

Hi Michael! Try going to Tools — Toolbars — Customize. You can move the command of Next Page (or others) to Navigation Bar Left.

JonathanK

Michael, I work on a tablet all day and used to be so frustrated by this! What I found was the best solution for me was to hold down the Control button then press the Left or Right arrows to change pages. You could also change the mode to scrolling pages, instead of one full page, and use 2 fingers on your mouse pad to scroll through.

Edit: I see Mike Miller's reply beat me to it.

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Ryan Arbuckle

Hi Michael! Try going to Tools — Toolbars — Customize. You can move the command of Next Page (or others) to Navigation Bar Left.

Michael Oldakowski

This worked! Thank you so much, Ryan.

michael miller

@Michael Oldakowski, it sounds like @Ryan Arbuckle gave you exactly what you needed, but in other cases—for instance if one's workflow were on the keyboard rather than the mouse/trackpad/etc—the Ctrl+Right/Left Arrow shortcuts are very handy. Just like the Previous Page / Next Page arrow buttons, they take you exactly one page forward or back, to the exact same spot and zoom level. And of course the buttons don't need to be visible.

(One caution: If your cursor focus is somewhere other than the document window, e.g. the thumbnails panel or bookmarks, the shortcut won't work until you click back into the document — kind of exasperating.)

Ted Krush

@Ryan Arbuckle Thank You!

@Michael Oldakowski I travel a lot, and I ended up getting a portable monitor like the KYY 15.6 and it freed up a lot of screen real estate on the laptop. I highly recommend it.

Michael Oldakowski

Thank you for the suggestion.

JonathanK