Zooming Into Pdf Files Or Adjusting Contrast - Amazon Kindle User Manual

A black outline defines the limit of the page of the PDF document.
In both portrait and landscape orientations, the bottom of the screen shows how far you have read as an overall percentage and
from your start location during the current reading session.The bottom of the screen also displays the current page number, as
well as the total number of pages of the current document.

Zooming into PDF Files or Adjusting Contrast

Pressing the Text key will let you choose zoom and contrast options for a PDF page.
fit-to-screen — displays the PDF by matching the width of the page to the width of your Kindle's screen; this is the default
(normal) size. Pressing the Back button while zoomed in returns the view to normal size.
150% — displays the PDF contents at one and one half times the normal size.
200% — displays the PDF contents at twice the normal size.
300% — displays the PDF contents at three times the normal size.
actual size — displays the PDF at 100% zoom as it would appear when printed.
After selecting a zoom option, a selection frame appears; you can move the frame using the 5-way. To move the frame in small
increments, hold down the Shift key while using the 5-way to move left or right. Once you've selected the area you wish
to zoom into, select it by pressing the 5-way.
Once you are zoomed in, you can use the 5-way to pan left, right, up and down within each page. The black bars at the right and
bottom of the display indicate which portion of the overall page you are viewing. If you press the Next Page or Prev Page
buttons, the page will change and the view will remain zoomed in. Press the Back button to dismiss the zoomed-in view and
return to normal size.
Tip: To pan in small increments, hold down the Shift key while using the 5-way.
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