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Old 04-12-2014, 08:30 PM
Charles Kenyon Charles Kenyon is offline Using Frames as fixed navigation toolbar with hyperlinks to jump to sections of a doc Windows 7 64bit Using Frames as fixed navigation toolbar with hyperlinks to jump to sections of a doc Office 2010 32bit
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No such animal in Word AFAIK. You apparently are describing HTML.

Have you examined the Navigation Pane which is built in to Word?

You could also use a Word Textbox or Frame that contains hyperlinks to places in your document. Save it as AutoText and then use AutoText fields spaced through your document to display it.
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