Foxit PDF Editor provides multiple commands that help you adjust the view of your PDF documents, such as the page magnification and the display of pages.

Adjust Page Magnification

Do one of the following procedures: 

1. Click Zoom > Zoom In/Zoom Out in the Home tab.

The preview pane in the portfolio window allows you to quickly preview a file without opening it in its native application. 

You can also open a component file in its native application (if installed on your computer) by doing any of the following:

When you open a PDF portfolio with Foxit PDF Editor, the Portfolio context tab appears on the ribbon with the related commands. And the portfolio window below the ribbon may display elements including a component files (files and folders) list, a preview pane, and a secondary toolbar. The elements are displayed in different positions depending on the view mode you choose.

There are three portfolio view modes:

PDF portfolios are a combination of folders and files with different formats such as Word Office files, text documents and Excel files. Foxit PDF Editor provides viewing and printing PDF portfolios, as well as searching keywords in PDFs in the portfolio.

A Sample PDF Portfolio

Article threads are defined for navigating articles in PDF files as skimming through a traditional print newspaper or magazine, allowing you to focus on a specific article and ignore the rest. To navigate an article in the document, open the Articles panel, and double-click the article you want to view. More information about viewing articles, please refer to View articles in the Articles section.  

To jump to a page with page thumbnails, click the Pages button on the left Navigation pane and click its thumbnail. To move to another location on the current page, drag and move the red box in the thumbnail.

To jump to a topic using bookmarks, click the icon on the left Navigation pane to open the Bookmarks panel. And then click the bookmark or right-click the bookmark and choose Go to Bookmark. 

Click the First Page, Last Page, Previous Page and Next Page icon in the status bar to view your PDF file. You can also input the page number to go to that specific page. The Previous View icon in the status bar lets you return to the previous viewed instance and Next View goes to the next viewed instance. 

Do either of the following:

The parallel view allows you to read two or more PDF files side-by-side (either horizontally or vertically) in the same window, instead of creating multiple application windows. When reading PDF files in the parallel view, you can view, annotate, or modify each PDF file independently. However, the Read Mode and Full Screen Mode operations are simultaneously applied to PDF files that are currently active in all tab groups.   

To create the parallel view, do the following: