Document View

Document View displays digital materials that you've selected for viewing, with page navigation and viewing tools, and Find (for searching within the current document). If you've opened a document via a simple search or if you've used Find to search in the current document, the currently displayed hit and total number of hits in the document are displayed between the document title and the top row of Document View navigation buttons.

Find in This Document

Whether you've opened a document via Browse Titles or by a Simple Search, you can use Find to perform a search of all text in the current document for your search terms. To find text in the current document, enter the word or words you want to search for in the Find in this document box (above or below the current page shown in Document View) and click Find.

Note: When you use Find, the currently displayed hit and total number of hits displayed refer to the hits found in your document search, even if you originally opened the document via a simple search using other search terms. To return to your simple search results, click Search results.

Page Navigation

Document View includes options for page navigation and viewing in your documents. (These options are displayed above and below the page you're viewing.)

To display the previous hit (when the current document was opened via a simple search or if you've used Find to search in the current document), click Previous Hit.

To display the next hit (when the current document was opened via a simple search or if you've used Find to search in the current document), click Next Hit.
To display a hit by a specific page in the document, select the page of the hit you want to view from the Hit box.

Note: Search terms for each hit are highlighted in yellow. If you've searched using a phrase, the entire phrase is highlighted, as are instances of the individual words that comprise the phrase.

To move the view closer to the document (to make text and images appear larger), click Zoom in. ot press the + key

Note: When you use Zoom in, the new zoom level will remain in effect for all pages in the current document, unless you change the zoom level again. When you access a new document, the zoom level is automatically reset.

To move the view away from the document to make text and images appear smaller, click Zoom out. or press the - key

Note: When you use Zoom out, the new zoom level will remain in effect for all pages in the current document, unless you change the zoom level again. When you access a new document, the zoom level is automatically reset.

To display a particular zoom level, select the level (as a percentage of the full page) you want to use from the zoom level box.

To turn the page 90 degrees clockwise, click Rotate Page.

Note: When you use Rotate Page, the new rotation setting will remain in effect for all pages in the current document, unless you change the rotation setting again. When you access a new document, the rotation setting is automatically reset.

To display a specific page in the document, select the page you want to view from the Page box.

To display the first page, click First Page.
To display the preceding page, click Previous Page.
To display the following page, click Next Page.
To display the final page, click Last Page.
When you move to the last page in a document or last image in an object you will be able to move (if allowed by your Web-Master) to the next document/object of a search or browse list buy clicking

Printing

You can print the current image to a pdf file which you can save or send to a local printer. Click on the printer icon at the end of the Page Navigation bar. Your web-master controls the resolution of the pdf file, any watermarks and footer information that appears in the delivered image.

When you've finished examining a document in the imageviewer, select Search results (when the current document was opened via a simple search) to return to the list of documents found in your most recent simple search, Simple search to perform another simple search for different terms, or Browse titles to display the titles of all documents in your collection.

Browse Titles | Simple Search | Search Results | Document View