The DocuPhase Lightweight Viewer Bottom Toolbar

The page navigation controls for the HTML5 browser-based Lightweight viewer are located in the toolbar at the bottom of the Document viewer. These controls allow you to navigate the pages of a multi-page document by clicking its First, Next, Previous and Last controls, observe the current page number and total number of pages as well as resize the displayed document-page image using a drop-down list control.

The Page-Size Percent Indicator (e.g., ) with its drop-down control () allows you to conveniently select from a list of image sizes and options to give the DocuPhase user the best view of each document page as needed. This viewing flexibility and features are summarized and illustrated in the diagram below.

The following table describes each of these document page navigation controls.

Element	Page Navigation Control Element Description
First Page	Navigates to the first page of the document in the viewer pane.
Previous Page	Navigates to the previous page of the document in the viewer pane.
Next Page	Navigates to the next page of the document in the viewer pane.
Last Page	Navigates to the last page of the document in the viewer pane.
Page Counter	Identifies the current page number in the viewer pane followed by the total number of its pages in the document. If a page number is entered into the current page-number field followed by the Enter-key, the viewer will go to the page number entered.
Image Size Percent (%)	Displays the current size of the current rendering for the displayed image in the document page viewer as a percentage of its actual size.
Image Size Selector List	The drop-down list control () can be clicked to view the current image size followed by a list of page-image size viewing options for your selection. These document page-image size selections are: • 65.6% - The current image rendering size • Specific % Options – 10% - 400% Rendering sizes • Actual Size – Present the page in its full-size scaling • Fit Page – Fit the full page image into the page viewer area • Fit Width – Fit the full width of the current page image into the page viewer area. • Fit Height – Fit the full height of the page image into the page viewer area Although the last four (4) entries in this pop-up list generally duplicate the three functions in the Top Toolbar View Tab, they are an added convenience and alternative to them. Since some documents contain pages in different sizes and orientations (e.g., Portrait mixed with Landscape pages), having this feature in the bottom toolbar can be very convenient for adjusting the view to suit your specific needs for individual pages of a document.

Element

Page Navigation Control Element Description

First Page

Navigates to the first page of the document in the viewer pane.

Previous Page

Navigates to the previous page of the document in the viewer pane.

Next Page

Navigates to the next page of the document in the viewer pane.

Last Page

Navigates to the last page of the document in the viewer pane.

Page Counter

Identifies the current page number in the viewer pane followed by the total number of its pages in the document.

If a page number is entered into the current page-number field followed by the Enter-key, the viewer will go to the page number entered.

Image Size Percent (%)

Displays the current size of the current rendering for the displayed image in the document page viewer as a percentage of its actual size.

Image Size Selector List

The drop-down list control () can be clicked to view the current image size followed by a list of page-image size viewing options for your selection.

These document page-image size selections are:

• 65.6% - The current image rendering size

• Specific % Options – 10% - 400% Rendering sizes

• Actual Size – Present the page in its full-size scaling

• Fit Page – Fit the full page image into the page viewer area

• Fit Width – Fit the full width of the current page image into the page viewer area.

• Fit Height – Fit the full height of the page image into the page viewer area

Although the last four (4) entries in this pop-up list generally duplicate the three functions in the Top Toolbar View Tab, they are an added convenience and alternative to them.

Since some documents contain pages in different sizes and orientations (e.g., Portrait mixed with Landscape pages), having this feature in the bottom toolbar can be very convenient for adjusting the view to suit your specific needs for individual pages of a document.