Re: QuickSilver 2.0 Problem Viewing Sequential Pages

[Photon713]

Evening, Chris...don't have Quicksilver, but, I believe 6.2 is similar.
When you look at the bottom of the page, do you see "1" on the
left and "the last page of the document" i.e., 55, for a 55 page document?
Or, does it show "3" and just jumps from "3" back to "1"? Does the
paging work correctly if you use the "Page Up" and "Page Down" keys?
They're located to the right of the "Home" and "End" keys.

Bob

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"Chris Lusardi" <clusa...@aol.com> wrote in message
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> My document has 100 pages in it. When I go to page 1 and press the
> little arrows at the bottom left, I am repeatedly showed page 1, page
> 2, page 3, page 1, page 2, page 3. What do I do to be able to see page
> 1, page 2, page 3, page 4, page 5 , page 6, ...?
>
> Thank you,
> Christopher Lusardi
>

[Dick Margulis]

Chris Lusardi wrote:

> Photon713 wrote:
>> Evening, Chris...don't have Quicksilver, but, I believe 6.2 is similar.
>> When you look at the bottom of the page, do you see "1" on the
>> left and "the last page of the document" i.e., 55, for a 55 page document?
>> Or, does it show "3" and just jumps from "3" back to "1"? Does the
>> paging work correctly if you use the "Page Up" and "Page Down" keys?
>> They're located to the right of the "Home" and "End" keys.
>

> At the bottom of the document on the left, I see four separated
> numbers: 1 1 3 4 with the 4 in smaller font.
>
> When I use the page up and page down keys, it asks me do I want to open
> previous or next document.
>
> Thanks,
> Christopher Lusardi
>

Your "book" consists of multiple documents. That's probably why you're
seeing the behavior you reported. Answer Yes and you should see the next
page.

[Dick Margulis]

Chris Lusardi wrote:

> Dick Margulis wrote:
>> Your "book" consists of multiple documents. That's probably why you're
>> seeing the behavior you reported. Answer Yes and you should see the next
>> page.
>

> Thanks, but is there also an easier way to do this?
>
> Christopher Lusardi
>

Seems pretty easy to me already. But then I used to set foundry type in
a composing stick, so maybe my notion of "easy" is incommensurate with
yours.

[Bernd Alheit]

Chris Lusardi wrote:
> Dick Margulis wrote:
>

>>Your "book" consists of multiple documents. That's probably why you're
>>seeing the behavior you reported. Answer Yes and you should see the next
>>page.
>
>

> Thanks, but is there also an easier way to do this?
>
> Christopher Lusardi
>

Check 'View Book as Document' in the File Properties of the book.