View two pages of Document

Can you view two pages of a document in Pages 5 as you could with the two up feature in the older version of pages?

You should check out Lucidpress (www.lucidpress.com). They have built a great cloud-based layout tool that has facing pages option in the document panel on the right.

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I have Office 2011 which includes Word. Ever since downloading Mavericks, when I try to send a two-page word document, some recipients get only one page. Also sometimes when I burn an image from iPhoto on to a disc, only part of the image appears. Why?

I have Office 2011 which includes Word. Ever since downloading Mavericks, when I try to send a two-page Word document by email, some recipients get only one page. Also when burning an image from iPhoto (usually no larger than 1mb) on to a disc, only part of it appears. It appears to have been magnified so that only a part of the image appears. Can anyone enlighten me as to what is happening? And how to fix it??

I have Office 2011 which includes Word. Ever since downloading Mavericks, when I try to send a two-page Word document by email, some recipients get only one page. Also when burning an image from iPhoto (usually no larger than 1mb) on to a disc, only part of it appears. It appears to have been magnified so that only a part of the image appears. Can anyone enlighten me as to what is happening? And how to fix it??

Where did "View Two Pages" go?

The previous version of Pages supported the feature to view two pages. Now the only options are to Zoom, Fit Width, and Fit Page.
With larger monitors becoming common I don't understand why they would remove such a standard feature.
Does anyone know where this feature has gone? Any way to bring it back that does not involve reverting to the past version?

If you had Pages ’08 or ’09 installed on your machine prior to upgrading downgrading to Pages v5 (or later), then the old iWork applications were moved into /Applications/iWork 'YY, still work nicely on Yosemite, and boast over 100 features/functionality not present in Pages v5.5.1.
Among the lost features in Pages v5 was the ability to view two pages/facing pages functionality.

Is it possible to ignore the cover page of a document when viewing two pages at a time.

when viewing a document with two pages up at a time, I want to ignore the very first page/cover page in the document so that all subsequent pages line up correctly. I can't find how to do this, is it possible. I cannot extract or delete the first page b/c the document is protected. I don't want to modify the document in any way. This document is a catalog that has information spread across two pages. So, when the cover page is included in the two page scroll viewing option, all the corresponding pages are offset by one page. I want the cover page to be at the top, by itself and the rest of the pages to show side by side.

Show - Page Display - tick Show Cover Page in Two Page View.
On Fri, Aug 15, 2014 at 4:55 PM, lost in acrobat <[email protected]>

Viewing two pages on 23" display?

I cannot figure out how to see two pages next to one another
on a 23" Cinema display. I have zoomed out and enlarged the Pages window to fill the screen, but still get only one page
on the left side of the screen.
If someone has a suggestion I'd appreciate hearing. Thanks.

Yes, Peggy. It's nice to have the extra room for the inspector.
With Pages I miss the ability that Word gives me to have a legible overview of about 6 pages. On really long documents, I like being able to view an editable layout of a large chunk of pages (not just a strip of page thumbnails down the side).
A 23" display is perfect for viewing 10 or 24 or more pages to see the flow of chapters. This bird's-eye view really helps me as a writer. I can do it in Word, but not Pages. Naturally I don't want to do all my writing with things zoomed that small, but it's indispensable for viewing.
Analogy: In astronomy, I prefer binoculars to a telescope because they show a quicker overview of the sky, with a lot in the field of view. A telescope is like looking through a drinking straw and it's harder to find objects.
I guess I'm a right-brained Mac user who wishes he could see a multiple page overview. I would think that would also be really useful for scanning the layout of multi-page newsletters and things from the other Pages templates.

Is there a way I can view two pages at once on Adobe for Windows 8 Metro?

I'm not talking about the one document. I'm talking about multiple documents. Say I need to view two documents at once, side-by-side while I study (one is a formula sheet and the other is a question sheet).

No. Adobe Reader Touch is a Windows Store app with "modern" UI. None of Windows Store apps with "modern" UI can open two windows side-by-side. That's the Windows 8/RT application design decision that Microsoft has made.
If you want multiple documents/windows for the same app, your only choice is to use a desktop app (e.g. Adobe Reader XI) in the Windows 8 desktop environment.

How can I view two pages side by side in the new Pages?

I can not find the feature to allow me to do this (which was available in the old version). This is really causing problems with some of my documents that have been created to be viewed this way. Any help would be great!

I am a loyal Apple user because Apple form always follows function. Deleting this feature from Pages was a stupid decision. Amateurish, really. Makes me question the new design team's competence.
One of the key principals in good user experience design is providing value - simple, clean functionality that users find useful. Side-by-side edititng is a great example. Yes, the document is stored internally as a linear stream, but from the user's point of view the presentation should be as a reader sees it. I don't know why it was removed, but I suspect it was either to conform with the internal form of the data, or to the least-common-denominator presentation device, or both.
I bought a Thunderbolt display so that I could edit documents 2 pages at a time. My intended audience sees the document this way, and so I would like to write it this way. But I can't with the new Pages.
Apple, please restore the side-by-side view in Pages. I have work to do. (And while you are at it, fix the EndNote plug-in.)

View two pages option is greyed out

MacBookPro Retina 10.9.5 > iBook app > for no known reason, halfway through reading a book > View - the two page option is greyed out and I can find no way to revert from the one page view.
Help please

Ah! I did open it at one stage but more out of curiosity than anything else. At some stage I added a page number and it was some time after that when the app went from double to singe page mode.
I was not able to close the Notes panel, so quit iBooks, restarted the computer, but still only one page and the Notes panel was, and is still open - I can find no way to close it.
Thanks for your reply.

Having fairly recently downloaded Pages, I have included two pages produced documents on emails on 2 different occasions. Both times I had a reply from the recipient saying the attachment was not recognised. Why

Having fairly recently downloaded Pages, I have included Pages produced attachments with emails. On both occasions the recipients have told me the attachment was not recognised. Why

You have send the Pages document to people on Mac without Pages or to People using Pc's.
You need to export the Pages document to Word or Pdf.
To learn more about Pages download the Pages User Guide from your Pages Help menu.

Inserting a 2 page word document - captivate 4

Hello All,
I have created an eLearning module for a client, and they are requesting i attach or insert their Terms and Conditions of Use document to the module, which will have to be printed and signed by their users. It's a 2 page word document with a ton of information on it. Anyone have any input or ideas for me?
Linking isn't really going to be an option for me...This is something i'm going to have to embed in the module.
It looks like someone asked for help with something like this years ago and didn't get anywhere. Hope you guys can hook me up.
Thanks!

There isn't really any good way to insert a two page word document into a Captivate project to be honest. The best way would be to convert it to a PDF and have it open in a new window when the user clicks a button in Captivate.
Alternatively you could use a widget that allows you to insert a large text and use scroll bars to navigate the content. Chris Dorna create a widget like that - http://www.dorna.nl/?p=338 - but putting a two page document into this would be a disaster seen from an instructional design perspective. Also I have no clue on how to get it printed and signed.
In my view the best solution would be to break up the two pages into more accessible chunks of information over several slides. On the last slide of this text you can have the user "digitally" sign that they read and understood it and then have a widget send an email to the HR department or relevant person that would recieve the regular printed copies. Of course it would require a custom widget and also access to either PHP or ASP on the server where the content is being delivered from.
/Michael
Visit my Captivate blog with tips & tricks, tutorials and Widgets.

How can I view double page spreads in pages? (iCloud pages).

The defalt for iCloud pages Is just page after page when you scroll down. Is there a way to view two pages side by side? It is really hard to alline things when they are not side by side. -- and no. making a new landscape document does not count.

Anne,
There are many, four I believe, ways to go about this. You could:
1. Open Pages and File > Open > browse to your document > Click Open.
2. With Pages running, Drag the document file to the Pages icon on the Dock
3. Control-Click the document file and select Open With > choose Pages.
4. Control-Click the document file and select Get Info. Choose Open With, choose Pages, Click Change All. Now any double-click on this document type will cause it to open in Pages. (I think this is the solution you are looking for, but I couldn't resist teasing you with the others.)
Jerry

In two page view preview shows the first page on its own

In two page view preview shows the first page on its own. I have recently downloaded an ebook which has image based tutorials and the pages are in such a way that pages 3 and 4 should be seen next to each other. Preview seems to want to have pages 1 on its own therefore making this rather difficult. Any help on resolving this issue would be appreciated.

Try selecting the first page, and then from the "Edit" menu select "insert blank page". This should put a blank page at the beginning of the document, shifting all pages down one and putting them in the order you want for your display.

How can I make some pages in a PDF display in single-page view and others in two-page (facing) view?

Exactly as it says on the tin. I am looking to save a PDF magazine/book layout in such a way so that when opened, only the front and back covers open to the viewer in single-page mode, and the rest of the pages in two-page facing mode, without re-printing the in-between pages in booklet format and re-inserting them into a new PDF (with the front and back covers left separate and untouched, and included as single portrait-orientation pages). This is so that individual pages can still be printed (on a physical printer, not a "virtual" one like a PDF driver), as-is without having the page next to it included, or the printouts always requiring landscape orientation (resulting with two "pages" from the PDF showing up on one sheet of paper).
So when the PDF is opened, I want just the front and back cover to be auto-viewed by themselves, and the content (the "meat" of the document) viewed side-by-side, as though one were actually reading a "book" -- but without actually re-doing the content pages to be "fused" side-by-side. Thus creating the "illusion" that they are, in fact, in booklet form. Is this possible, to have different page-display settings for different pages/page ranges in a single PDF? If so, how is this done? If not, what would be my best course of action otherwise to achieve this "virtual" book layout, while still retaining the "physical" structure of the document and allowing individual pages to be printed by themselves rather than "fused" together?
Using Acrobat X Pro on Windows 7 Pro SP1.

Dave Merchant wrote:
The best you can do practicably is the 'two up with cover page' view mode. The first page will appear singly but not centered, and to get the last page to behave it would have to be a folio sheet.
It's theoretically possible to use JavaScript to reset the view mode as each page is changed, but it makes for a nightmare of usability (what if someone on a smaller display wants to use 'fit to width'? Not an option if JS keeps overruling it). Anything involving JS won't work on non-Adobe software or mobile devices.
Not a programmer by any means, so I won't be using JavaScript because I wouldn't know where to begin. I was thinking more in terms of an option I could adjust in the menus or dialogues.

How do I combine two one page documents into one two page document?

How do I combine two one page documents into on two page document?????

Menu > View > Show Thumbnails > Click on the thumbnail > Copy > Paste into the Thumbnails of the 2nd document
Peter

In pages, how do you view two copies of a doc simultaneously, so you can read one part while working on another?

Is there a way to view two copies of a doc simultaneously, so I can read one part
while I am working on another part?

@fruhulda,
Peter,
In Mountain Lion, you can choose a [.pages,.doc,.docx] document and request that it open directly in Preview via the Open with... menu. This includes Word 97/2000/XP .doc files. You cannot do this in Snow Leopard.
The Quick Look functionality on Mountain Lion (also by that name on Snow Leopard), allows one to select one or more documents in the Finder, and display them with a tap from the spacebar. On Mountain Lion, it will display the previous file types, and offer to open them in the default application. On Mountain Lion, Quick Look also offers a Sharing panel for e-mail, messages, and AirDrop. The e-mail option makes a proper attachment in Apple Mail.
The Snow Leopard version of Quick Look will also open an OpenOffice .odt file, even when that application is not installed. A feature improvement over the Snow Leopard version, the Mountain Lion Quick Look offers to open the displayed document in the default application that would ordinarily open it with a double-click. Therefore, on Mountain Lion, with OpenOffice installed (default for .doc/x files on my machine), Quick Look opens the .doc/x and .odt files and offers to open them in OpenOffice.
Quick Look can open other file formats including .rtf, graphics, etc.
Peter's reference to Cover Flow is an alternative Finder view of a filesystem hierarchy. The front-most, selected document viewed in the Finder Cover Flow view, can be opened via the Quick Look button on the Finder toolbar.

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