hyperlink to other paragraph in the same document

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vertigo

Hello

I would like to make a hyperlink to other paragraph in the same document.
In other words: I would like to click to one sentence and be moved several
pages
later to other paragraph.
How can i do it ?

Thanx
 
One option: Bookmark the target paragraph & hyperlink to the bookmark.
Instruction for both is in Word Help.

If you've used styles for headings you may simply be able to use the
Document Map.

HTH |:>)
Bob Jones
[MVP] Office:Mac



On 11/7/07 6:25 AM, in article op.t1e50eowmv59ja@pluton, "vertigo"

Hello

I would like to make a hyperlink to other paragraph in the same document.
In other words: I would like to click to one sentence and be moved several
pages
later to other paragraph.
How can i do it ?

Thanx
 
i don't have help for: "bookmark" word. I only received 3 help topic but
none relevant.
I use msoffice 2003. Can i make bookmarks in this version ?
How ? (or where can i find help for that)

Thanx
 
If I type "bookmark" into the "Type a question for help" box in Word 2003, I
get 20 hits from Offline Help alone. One of them is "Add a bookmark." Which
makes one wonder how the OP was looking for help.

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I wondered about that too, but since I currently only have access to Office
2003 I (obviously) couldn't do any testing.

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I guess you meant you have access to only Office 2007?

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Suzanne S. Barnhill
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Fairhope, Alabama USA

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Stefan Blom said:
I wondered about that too, but since I currently only have access to Office
2003 I (obviously) couldn't do any testing.

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Click to expand...
 
Of course. Thinking "backwards" seems to be a new habit of mine. :-)

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