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Want to see both the forest and the trees? InDesign gives you a quick and convenient way to switch back and forth between any two magnification levels, so you can zoom way in, make a change, and then zoom back out to see the overall effect. Just press Command+Option+2/Ctrl+Alt+2.
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This article was first published on September 2, 2014
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