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Writer has several ways to view a document: Print Layout, Web Layout, and Full Screen. Zoom interacts with the selected view layout to determine how many pages are visible in the document window. You can also right-click on the zoom level percentage to select a magnification value. To change the view magnification, drag the Zoom slider or click on the + and – signs. Name or number and cell reference of cursorġ If a list style was used with a list item or heading, no dialog box appears.Ĭlick the appropriate icon to change between single page, side-by-side, and book layout views. Double-clicking in this area opens a relevant dialog box.īullets and NumberingIf a list style was used with a list item or heading, no dialog box appears. When the cursor is on a section or object (such as a picture), information about that item appears in this field. You can double-click the icon to view the certificate. If the document has been digitally signed, an icon ] shows in this part of the Status bar. See Chapter 3 (Working with Text) for more information about ADD and BLK. EXT is an alternative to Shift+click when selecting text. to open the Character dialog box.Ĭlick to toggle between Insert and Overwrite modes when typing.Ĭlick to toggle between STD ( Standard), EXT ( Extend), ADD ( Add) and BLK ( Block) selection. You can also choose None to exclude the text from spellchecking or choose More. Shows the language for the selected text.Ĭlick to open a menu where you can choose another language for the selected text or for the paragraph where the cursor is located. To edit the page style, double-click on this field. A list of page styles pops up choose a different style by clicking on it. To change the page style, right-click on this field. Click in the Page Number field and type the required page number. To jump to a specific page in the document, double-click in this field. If any bookmarks have been defined in the document, a right-click on this field pops up a list of bookmarks click on the required one. For example, if you restarted page numbering at 1 on the third page, its page number is 1 and its sequence number is 3. Shows the current page number, the sequence number of the current page (if different), and the total number of pages in the document. From left to right, the fields are as follows. You can also remove commands, move the Quick Access Toolbar, minimize the ribbon, and access customization options.The Writer status bar provides information about the document and convenient ways to quickly change some document features. You can add commands from a preset list with the Customize Quick Access

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Finally, you can use the Quick Access Toolbar options on the ArcGIS Pro Settings page to add, remove, or reorder commands. You can also add a command to the toolbar by right-clicking the command on the ribbon. Toolbar button, located on the toolbar, to add or remove commands. You can customize the Quick Access Toolbar in several ways.

Depending on how closely you want to control the Undo process, you may want to apply symbology changes more frequently. For example, if you change a symbol's color, outline color, and outline width, then click Apply, these changes are a single action in the Undo list.

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Using Undo with symbology changesĪ series of symbology changes that are applied at the same time is considered to be a single action. This option is available on the Geoprocessing pane, not the Quick Access Toolbar. You can undo geoprocessing tools in many situations. In this example, there are two categories: Mapping and Editing. If you filter by category, other actions are not displayed. You can display all actions in sequence (the default), all actions grouped by category, or actions filtered by a single category. If the Undo list includes actions that belong to different categories of functionality, grouping options appear. The Undo list only displays actions taken in the active view. Clicking an action in the list undoes that action and all actions performed more recently than the selected action. Actions are listed in sequence from top to bottom with the most recent action at the top. To see a list of actions that can be undone, click the drop-down arrow next to the Undo button. To reapply an action that has been undone, click Redo or use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+Y. To undo your most recent action in ArcGIS Pro, click Undo on the Quick Access Toolbar or use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+Z. The New Project, Open Project, and Save Project commands can also be accessed through the ArcGIS Pro Settings page.

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