This FAQ covers 3 common questions and 3 glossary terms about page display, entry locations, and pagination understanding in Continuous Page View.
FAQ
Why can’t I see page boundaries in Continuous Page View?
- Continuous Page View hides the blank space between pages.
- This makes the document appear in a continuous scrolling layout, which is more convenient for long-document reading.
- If you need to see page boundaries again, click Continuous Page to exit the mode.
Does Continuous Page View change the original pagination of the document?
- No. Continuous Page View only changes the current display mode.
- The document’s actual pagination, print result, and content structure stay the same.
- After you exit the mode, you can continue viewing the document with its original page layout.
Does switching Continuous Page View in collaboration mode affect other collaborators?
- No. The view change only affects the current user’s interface.
- Other collaborators can still view the same document in their own preferred display mode.
- If your team wants a consistent review method, you can mention the current viewing mode during collaboration.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Continuous Page View | A document viewing mode that displays pages continuously and hides the blank space between pages. |
| Status bar | The functional area at the bottom of the document window that provides quick entries such as view switching and zoom controls. |
| Zoom level | The current display scale of the document in the window, used to adjust the visible range for reading or editing. |