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Old 03-13-2014, 03:45 AM
jamesdann jamesdann is offline Quick Access Toolbar MS Word 2007 Windows 7 32bit Quick Access Toolbar MS Word 2007 Office 2010 32bit
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Hi,
Do you want to navigate through specific part of large document in a single click or you have multiple documents and you want to reach those documents in a single click?

1. You can add bookmark in Word to navigate easily to specific part of large document by following these steps.
  • Click where you want to insert bookmark.
  • On Menu bar click on Insert.
  • On the Insert tab, in Links group, click Bookmark.
  • Under Bookmark name, type or select a name.
  • Now click on Add.

2. You can add hyperlinks for multiple documents in a specific document and you can reach all documents by single click on hyperlinks.

Follow these steps to do it.
  • Select the text which you want to make hyperlink.
  • On Menu bar click on Insert.
  • On the Insert tab, in Links group, click Hyperlink.
  • In the Insert Hyperlink window select your document and clcik Ok.
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