Tool Bar
The tool bar has the following buttons:
Open an existing document.
Enter or exit select mode. See the information about the
Edit menu's Select Mode
command for more information.
Activate the Find dialog so that you can enter text you
want to find. See the information about the
Edit menu's Find
command for more information.
Search for the next occurrence of the previously searched text.
See the information about the Edit menu's
Find Again
command for more information.
If there was no previous search in the document in the
current session, then this button is disabled.
Go to the previous location in the
jump history.
If there is no previous location in the jump history,
then this button is disabled.
Go to the next location in the
jump history.
If there is no next location in the jump history,
then this button is disabled.
Activate the bookmark list so that you can select a bookmark
to which to jump. If the document has no bookmarks set, then
this button is disabled.
Go to the top of the home page of the document. If a home
page was not specified when the document was converted or
if the document format does not support a home page specification,
then this results in a jump to the top of the first page
of the document.
Jump to the beginning of the previous page.
If the document has only one page, then this button
is disabled. Before actually jumping, iSilo™
adds the current location to the
jump history.
The Location/Go To tool bar button serves two purposes. The first is
to show the current location in the document, expressed either as the
current location within the current page expressed as a percentage
value or as the current page number, depending on the
Location option setting.
The second purpose is for activating the Go To dialog.
See the information about the View menu's
Go To command
for more information about the Go To dialog.
Jump to the beginning of the next page.
If the document has only one page, then this button
is disabled. Before actually jumping, iSilo™
adds the current location to the
jump history.
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Find
Find Again
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