Bookmark is one of the best facilities of MS-Word. Bookmark is just like a mark. We can use it to identify location or text for future reference. You bookmark some important thing in a large content of MS-Word and then If you want to locate that text again then there will be no need to scroll through long matter. You can easily locate the bookmark that you have already marked by using Go option.
To create bookmark follow these steps:
1. Click or select the area where you want to assign/create a bookmark.
2. Click Insert menu and then choose Bookmark option from the menu.
In MSWord 2007
From Insert Tab Click Bookmark option From Links Group toolbar.
Bookmark dialogue box will be appeared on the screen.
3. Type a specified name for the bookmark in the Bookmark name text box and click Add button. bookmark name should not be start from numbers or symbol.
If you have created many bookmarks, you can sort it by Name and by Location by clicking corresponding button in bookmark dialogue box.
How to access bookmarked text :
Follow these steps to do the same
1. Click Insert menu then select bookmark option from the menu. In bookmark window choose the bookmark which you want to locate and then
2. Click Go To Button after that
3. Click Close Button.
How to Delete a bookmark :
1. Click Insert Menu then choose bookmark option from the menu and select the bookmark name which you want to delete and then
2. Click Delete button.
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