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In a page layout document, I am making a Table of Contents. After I set a link, then click "go to page" to check it, I want to use a short cut to return to the page that has the TOC to continue setting links. Does such a short cut exist? or is it possible to make one?
Many thanks!
Diana
Keyboard shortcuts are found on the Pages Help menu. Here is what you are looking for in the Move around within a document section of that listing:
Keyboard shortcuts are found on the Pages Help menu. Here is what you are looking for in the Move around within a document section of that listing:
If you place the text "TOC" on the Table of contents page, AND ensure that that string does not occur on any other page in the document, you can use command-F to open Find, enter TOC and click Find or > to go directly to the (only) page containing "TOC", where you close the Find panel and carry on.
"TOC" is usd as an example. Any convenient string will work, provided it occurs only on the page you want to get to.
If you have a (small) number of pages, an can recognize each immediately on seeing it, you could place the same three letter string on each, optionally followed by a numeral.
In Find, search for the first three letters. If the one found is not the correct one, click > (or press command-g) to go to the next one.
Regards,
Barry
I did discover that I can use control-command-G and enter the page number. That does take two actions, but is better than scrolling back to the page with the TOC after checking a linkage.
In Apple Pages (page layout document) is there a short cut to return to a previous page?
