787 Flight Crew Operations Manual
DO NOT USE FOR FLIGHT
Flight Instruments, Displays -
Electronic Flight Bag - System
Operation
Copyright © The Boeing Company. See title page for details.
10.80.8 D615Z003-TBC
To create a bookmark for the content being viewed select SHOW MENU,
BOOKMARKS, and then CREATE BOOKMARK. To view a bookmark select
SHOW MENU, BOOKMARKS, and then VIEW BOOKMARKS to display the
View Bookmarks page. Select the document name and then the chapter from the
expanded list. The beginning of the chapter’s content displays in the View Content
page.
Note: Initializing a flight deletes all saved bookmarks.
Navigating Through a Document
While viewing document content, moving within the document is accomplished
in several ways:
• select the PGUP or PGDN bezel key to scroll through chapters that are too
long to fit on one screen
• use the scroll bar and arrow bezel keys to move through the displayed
content
• select a hyperlink in XML or HTML documents to display the graphics in
the View Figure page
In the View Figure page:
• use the zoom bezel keys to magnify the image
• use the ROTATE menu function to rotate the image to the right or left
• use the RESET menu function to return the rotated figure to its original
orientation
• use the CLOSE menu function to return to the View Content page
Changing the Display of a Document
Use any of the options described below to change the display of a document.
For all types of documents; select the zoom bezel keys to change the
magnification of the content.
For XML and HTML documents; select SHOW MENU and DAY MODE or
NIGHT MODE to toggle between day and night mode viewing if both modes are
available.
For PDF documents; select SHOW MENU and FIT TO WIDTH to expand the
document display to the full width of the display area. Select SHOW MENU and
FIT TO PAGE to view the entire page of the document in the display area. Select
SHOW MENU, ROTATE, and then RIGHT or LEFT to rotate the document
display 90º to the left or right while maintaining the same view factors.
February 15, 2010
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