Show Me. Microsoft Office Word 2003. See it Done, Do It Yourself

Instead of scrolling through a long document to find a specific word, phrase or section you can use bookmarks. Bookmarks are used to mark text so that you, or your reader, can return to it quickly. Using bookmarks as a destination lets you navigate through a long document quickly. You can also navigate documents with bookmarks by selecting a bookmark as a destination in the Go To dialog box.

Create a Bookmark

Click in your document where you want to insert a Bookmark.

Click the Insert menu, and then click Bookmark.

Type a one word descriptive name for your Bookmark.

Click Add.

Go to a Bookmark Location

Click the Edit menu, and then click Go To.

On the Go To tab, click Bookmark.

Click the Enter Bookmark Name list arrow, and then select the bookmark you want to move to.

Click Go To.

If you want, choose another bookmark.

Click Close.