I think you're mistaken, Terry. I think it's only the last three edit points
(the fact that it's Shift+F5 may be suggesting five to you).
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"Terry Farrell" wrote in message
...
Word remember the previous 5 edit points. So if you need to remember a
place
temporarily so that a Bookmark is overkill, create an edit say backspace
to
delete a character and then Undo it.
Word should remember the point for that session or until you have
performed
5 new edits elsewhere.
Also, have you checked out the DocMap function? It is excellent for fast
navigation around long documents.
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"bretsharon" wrote in message
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I know about Shift F5, but I want a bookmark that does not change as I go
along and move about in the document, as Shift F5 appears to do. and I
don's
want to have to give it a name....this takes too long.
In WordPerfect, you press Control+Shift+Q and it sets a bookmark
wherever
the curser is. To go to that spot, you press Control+Q. That spot will
always be there no matter what. To change it, you press Control+Shift+Q
again at a new spot.