Sony DPT-S1 Operating Instructions - Page 33

Thumbnail View, Displaying 2 s/4 s/9 s, thumbnail view by pinching

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3 Tap [OK]. Jumps to the specified page. Thumbnail View The thumbnail view is convenient for searching through a document that has many pages: similar to flipping through a book. You can flip through consecutive pages (page 30) in the thumbnail view. Once the corresponding page is displayed, you can tap that page to view it on the screen. On a screen, you can display 2 pages/4 pages/9 pages thumbnails. This preference is applied only to the document that is currently being displayed. Displaying 2 pages/4 pages/9 pages thumbnail view by pinching in 1 Pinch in the screen (touch the screen with 2 fingers and bring them closer together) while the document is displayed in standard size. With every pinch in, the view will change from 2page view  4-page view  9-page view. Tip  If the following operations are carried out while the document is displayed in a 2-page view/4-page view/9-page thumbnail view, the display will return to the standard size: When pinch out is repeated When on bottom-right of the screen is tapped When any of the pages is tapped Displaying 2-page view/4-page view/9page thumbnail view using the toolbar 1 Tap the icon (Switching page view) while the document is displayed. 2 Tap the icon of corresponding thumbnail view. Thumbnail icons when document is vertically displayed Icon Description 1 page is displayed on a screen. 2 pages are displayed on a screen. 4 pages are displayed on a screen. 9 pages are displayed on a screen. Thumbnail icons when document is horizontally displayed Icon Description 1 page is displayed on a screen. 2 pages are displayed on a screen. 4 pages are displayed on a screen. 9 pages are displayed on a screen. 33

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3
Tap [OK].
Jumps to the specified page.
Thumbnail View
The thumbnail view is convenient for searching
through a document that has many pages: similar to
flipping through a book.
You can flip through consecutive pages (page 30) in
the thumbnail view.
Once the corresponding page is displayed, you can
tap that page to view it on the screen.
On a screen, you can display 2 pages/4 pages/9
pages thumbnails.
This preference is applied only to the document that
is currently being displayed.
Displaying 2 pages/4 pages/9 pages
thumbnail view by pinching in
1
Pinch in the screen (touch the screen with 2
fingers and bring them closer together) while the
document is displayed in standard size.
With every pinch in, the view will change from 2-
page view
4-page view
9-page view.
Tip
If the following operations are carried out while the
document is displayed in a 2-page view/4-page
view/9-page thumbnail view, the display will return
to the standard size:
When pinch out is repeated
When
on bottom-right of the screen is tapped
When any of the pages is tapped
Displaying 2-page view/4-page view/9-
page thumbnail view using the toolbar
1
Tap the
icon (Switching page view) while the
document is displayed.
2
Tap the icon of corresponding thumbnail view.
Thumbnail icons when document is vertically
displayed
Thumbnail icons when document is horizontally
displayed
Icon
Description
1 page is displayed on a screen.
2 pages are displayed on a screen.
4 pages are displayed on a screen.
9 pages are displayed on a screen.
Icon
Description
1 page is displayed on a screen.
2 pages are displayed on a screen.
4 pages are displayed on a screen.
9 pages are displayed on a screen.