# Turning a Page

This topic describes how to turn Document Pages.

## Turning pages by using the menu / key / toolbar

### Menu

Using the pop up menu, select [Previous Page], [Next Page], [First Page], or [Last Page].
[Go to Page] can also be used to specify the page you want to jump to.

### Key

Use the <PageUp> and <PageDown> keys to flip pages. Use the <Home> key to go to the first page, or the <End> key to the last page.
<Ctrl>+<J> keys allow you to jump to a particular page you specify.

### Toolbar

Click an icon on the [Page Up/Down] toolbar.
Enter a desired page number and press the <Enter> key to go directly to that page.

## Turning pages by clicking a page number

While a document is displayed in Display Thickness view, you can turn a page by clicking it.
Procedure
1.
Move the cursor to an overlapping part of pages, and click the page number shown.
The clicked page will appear a top on other pages.
When the first page is not at the top of overlapped pages, it appears grayed and the number "1" is shown at the top right of the page indicating that it is the first page. You can also turn pages by clicking a notepad protruded from a page.

## Displaying a specified page

Procedure
1.
Select [Go to Page] of the pop-up menu.
The [Go to Page] dialog box appears.
2.
Enter a page number and click [OK].
The specified page then appears.