Bookmarks

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Bookmarks

Microsoft Word's Help defines a Bookmark as 'an item or location in a document that you identify and name for future reference.

You can use bookmarks to quickly jump to a specific location, create cross-references, mark page ranges for index entries, and so on.' They don't mention using bookmarks for hyperlinks, so I describe them below.

Automatic Bookmarks

Many bookmarks are automatically created; some are hidden and some are not. Using any of the following features, automatically creates a bookmark to that location:

  • Heading styles

  • Numbered or Outline numbered lists

  • Form field

  • Footnote or Endnote

  • Equation object

  • Figure (that has a caption)

  • Table

Because I've formatted this book as I created it, my headings and figures have automatically been assigned bookmarks.



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Dreamboat on Word
Dreamboat on Word: Word 2000, Word 2002, Word 2003 (On Office series)
ISBN: 0972425845
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2003
Pages: 130
Authors: Anne Troy

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