A bookmark allows you to find a place in a text so that you can find it more quickly.
If going to a bookmark involves selecting a passage of text, select that text. If going to a bookmark just involves moving the insertion point, place the insertion point in the relevant position.
From the Insert tab, go to Links and click the Bookmark button, or use the [Ctrl][Shift][F5] keyboard shortcut.
Enter the name of the bookmark in the Bookmark name field.
A bookmark name can contain up to 50 characters. It must start with a letter and must not contain any spaces.
Click Add.
To display the bookmarks in a document, check the Show bookmarks box in the Word Options dialogue box (File tab - Options - Advanced - Show document content). If the bookmark is assigned to an item in the text, the bookmarked item appears in brackets; if it is assigned to a location, the bookmark appears as an l-beam. The brackets and l-beams do not appear in printed documents.
From the Insert tab, go to the Links group and click Bookmark, or use the [Ctrl][Shift][F5] keyboard shortcut.
In the Bookmark name box, select the bookmark to delete.
Click Delete then Close in the Bookmark dialogue box.
In Sort by, you can sort the bookmark list by location or name, by activating the Location or Name option.
Choose whether or not to display hidden bookmarks by checking ...
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