[the-facts-machine] Re: How to Bookmark in MsWord

  • From: "Fred Wurtzel" <f.wurtzel@xxxxxxx>
  • To: <the-facts-machine@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Thu, 25 Jun 2015 20:14:56 -0400



Hi steve,



Thank you for this tutorial. Now, is it possible to convert bookmarks to
headings and then save as html? In this way, 1 could easily navigate a
document using personalized formatting. So, (to bug your wife) does this
work?



Warmest Regards,,



Fred



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Just to start this out in a way that'll bug my wife....



So, you're reading a long document in MsWord; maybe a book you converted to
word or something. You want to put bookmarks in at crucial spots.



In Microsoft Word, if you hold down the CTRL and shift keys, press function
key 5 and release the keys, you will be in the bookmarking dialog box. Type
the bookmark name being sure not to use any spaces between words. If the
bookmark contains more than one word then you can use a capital letter on
each word but don't use spacing. Tab to the Add button and use spacebar.



This enters the bookmark at the cursor position.

To go to your bookmark's list you can also use the CTRL with shift and
function key 5. Use up or down arrow key to find your bookmark and press
enter key. Press escape key to go back into your document and the cursor
should be at the chosen bookmark's position.


Steve
Lansing, MI



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