Just using the mouse would be a better option for the occasional user or for those who just don’t like keyboard shortcuts. I understand that if you don’t use them all the time, keyboard shortcuts are almost impossible to remember. Want to go back to the page you just jumped from? Use the Go Back command (Ctrl-PageUp) and Go Forward (Ctrl-PageDown) to jump back and forth between the page you’re on and the page you just jumped from.Enter the page number that you want to jump to and it will take you right there. To jump to any page in your file, Ctrl-J will open up a page number dialog box.You can skip to the first page of your document by pressing Shift-Ctrl-PageUp, and to the last page by pressing Shift-Ctrl-PageDown.So Alt-PageUp will take you to the previous spread and Alt-PageDown will take you to the next spread. Regain that true PageUp/PageDown capability by adding the Alt key.Most folks know these first two shortcuts but for the newbies among us we want to share them:.So are there better ways to navigate through a long document in InDesign? Yes, there are! Thank you for asking. So why change it?īeats me, but they did and they never changed it back. One of my biggest gripes with InDesign has always been that the PageDown and PageUp keys no longer move the document a full page up or down.
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