Customize Revu | Introduction

The general preferences affect the general accessibility of the interface:

• Switch between light and dark themes.
• Auto-hide document tabs.
• Make icons bigger.
• Change cursor size.
• Change the way file names are shortened in document tabs.
• Change the default mode.

To learn more about customizing Revu preferences, click here.

Panels are in-depth Revu features with special interfaces. They can also be customized in many different ways:

• Move panels to different sides of the interface.
• Create a floating panel separate from the main Revu window.
• Save your panel arrangements.

To learn more about customizing panels, click here.

The main workspace and the menu bar are two of the most fundamental features of Revu. The main workspace is where your documents appear and can be customized to suit your workflows.

The menu bar is where you can access and customize most functions and settings within Revu. You can:

• Use MultiView and MultiView Extended to view multiple documents, or multiple views of a document(s).
• Use Presentation Mode to share your documents in meetings.
• Learn where everything is arranged in the new menu bar.

To learn more about customizing the main workspace and menu bar, click here.

Navigation bar

The navigation bar provides different options for viewing and interacting with your documents.

• Use MultiView to view multiple documents, or get multiple views of a single document.
• Change between various tools used to zoom, pan, or turn pages in documents.
• Quickly change user profiles.
• Use the Dimmer.
• Change document security settings.
• Hide and reveal the Navigation Bar with a keystroke.

Status bar

The Status Bar displays information like page size and file properties, as well as buttons that affect cursor movement and markup placement.

• Learn how to get context-sensitive help.
• See page dimensions for your open document.
• View the coordinates of your cursor.
• Use the Snap feature to accurately place markups.
• Use the Sync tool along with MultiView to assist with multitasking.
• Hide or reveal the Status bar with a keystroke.

To learn more about customizing the navigation and status bar, click here.

Toolbars contain markups and many other features commonly used in Revu. Like panels, they can be customized in a variety of ways:

• Move toolbars within the window, or create a floating toolbar.
• Add or remove toolbars from the interface.
• Add or remove individual tools from a toolbar
• Save toolbar arrangements to a profile.

To learn more about customizing the toolbars, click here.