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There are ten editing panes in PDF-XChange Editor that enable the efficient browsing and editing of documents. Click the links below for instructions on how to open and utilize:
1. Click View in the Menu Toolbar.
2. Click Bookmarks. The Bookmarks pane will open.
3. Follow the instructions detailed here.
The keyboard shortcut to show/hide the Bookmarks pane is Ctrl+B.
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1. Click View in the Menu Toolbar.
2. Click Thumbnails. The Thumbnails pane will open.
3. Follow the instructions detailed here.
The keyboard shortcut to show/hide the Thumbnails pane is Ctrl+T.
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1. Click View in the Menu Toolbar.
2. Hover over Other Panes.
3. Click Destinations.
4. Follow the instructions detailed here.
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1. Click View in the Menu Toolbar.
2. Hover over Other Panes.
3. Click Content.
4. Follow the instructions detailed here.
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1. Click View in the Menu Toolbar.
2. Hover over Other Panes.
3. Click Signatures.
4. Follow the instructions detailed here.
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1. Click View in the Menu Toolbar.
2. Hover over Other Panes.
3. Click Layers.
4. Follow the instructions detailed here.
The keyboard shortcut to show/hide the Layers pane is Ctrl+L.
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1. Click View in the Menu Toolbar.
2. Hover over Other Panes.
3. Click Comments.
4. Follow the instructions detailed here.
The keyboard shortcut to show/hide the Comments pane is Ctrl+M.
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1. Click View in the Menu Toolbar.
2. Hover over Other Panes.
3. Click Attachments.
4. Follow the instructions detailed here.
The keyboard shortcut to show/hide the Attachments pane is Ctrl+Shift+B.
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1. Click View in the Menu Toolbar.
2. Hover over Other Panes.
3. Click Fields.
4. Follow the instructions detailed here.
The keyboard shortcut to show/hide the Fields pane is Ctrl+I.
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1. Click View in the Menu Toolbar.
2. Hover over Other Panes.
3. Click Properties.
4. Follow the instructions detailed here.
The keyboard shortcut to show/hide the Properties pane is Ctrl+'.
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Additionally, please note that the tabs detailed below can be used to minimize/maximise editing panes:
Figure 1. Minimise Pane Tab
Figure 2. Maximise Pane Tab