Navigating a Document

Word also includes a very unobtrusive , but powerful tool on the vertical scroll bar, the Select Browse Object button. Now that you might be working with a large document and need to navigate through pages of text, multiple graphics and tables, numerous footnotes, reviewer comments and the like, the Select Browse Object button becomes a useful tool. You can navigate through pages easily, instead of relying on all the various menu commands that are available to locate similar elements of your long document.

Select a Browse Object

Click the Select Browse Object button on the vertical scroll bar.

Click the icon that represents the browse command you want to activate:

• By Field . Click to browse by field.

• By Endnote . Click to browse by Endnote.

• By Footnote . Click to browse by Footnote.

• By Comment . Click to browse by comment.

• By Section . Click to browse by section.

• By Page . Click to browse by page.

• Go To . Click to go to a specific item.

• Find . Click to find an item.

• By Edits . Click to browse by edits.

• By Heading . Click to browse by heading.

• By Graphic . Click to browse by graphic.

• By Table . Click to browse by table.