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To change a page’s attributes, you must first select the page. You can do this directly in your document, or in the Document panel.
You can also set preferences that let you select a page in the Document window using a tool in the Tools panel.
To select a page, do one of the following:
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Click the Page tool in the Tools panel and click a single page on the pasteboard. |
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In the Document panel, click a page thumbnail. |
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Select a page number from the Go to Page pop-up menu in the Status toolbar (Windows) or at the bottom of the Document window (Macintosh), or enter a value in the text box. |
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Click a page selector button in the Status toolbar (Windows) or at the bottom of the Document window (Macintosh). |
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Click the page in the Document window with any tool. For this to work with all tools, the Using Tools Sets the Active Page option must be selected; see the following procedure. |
To set how pages become active:
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Display document preferences by doing one of the following: |
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In Windows, press Control+U, then click the Document tab. |
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On the Macintosh, press Command+U, then click the Document category. |
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Select one or both of the following options: |
Changing View Sets the Active Page lets you select a page in the Document panel or in the Document window using the scroll bars. When this option is selected, you can activate a new page by scrolling through the Document window. The active page appears in the Status toolbar (Windows) or at the bottom of the Document window (Macintosh), and it is highlighted in the Document panel. |
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Using Tools Sets the Active Page lets you use any tool to select a page. When this option is selected, you can activate a new page by using any tool on the page in the Document window. |
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Click OK. |
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