Hi Sarah. I've been meaning to post something about this for a while. Yes, I encounter the same problem, and I'm using Word 2000. This is what I've noticed. When I open Word and pull up a document, I can use the control-page-down and get to the top of the next page, and this works all the way to the end of the document or until I decide to do something else. But once I use the find function, then control-page-down finds the next occurrence of whatever I put in the find field. So for instance, if I decide to use the find function to search for chapter headings and put in the word "chapter," then the next time I hit control-page-down, it searches for the next occurrence of the word "chapter." I can change the selection in the find field to something else, but then control-page-down just looks for whatever I changed it to. I can't figure out how to change it back to finding the top of the next page. Even when I put control-enter in the find field, it still doesn't work. The only solution I've found is to close out Word and open it up again. Then control-page-down finds the top of each page until I use the find function again. I've gotten really good at checking for page integrity first before searching for anything else. Still, it's pretty aggravating. Anyone have any ideas? Peace and Hope, Donna