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Adobe Reader 7

Quickly Jump to a Specific Page

SUMMARY: Quickly skip to a specific page of a PDF document in Adobe Reader 7.

When viewing a PDF document with Adobe Reader 7, if you want to quickly jump to a specific page (such as the start of a chapter listed in the table of contents), just do the following:

1. Click on the text at the bottom of the window that shows the current page number, such as "43 of 58" or whatever.

2. The text will then be highlighted. Type in your desired page number

3. Press ENTER, and Adobe Reader 7 will jump to that page.

 

 
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