so the function is literally just to show me there IS a mark, not what it is?
Is there some field code view that will show it to me? Just stretching
here. Thx.
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Boris
"Jezebel" wrote:
no
"BorisS" wrote in message
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thanks so much. Is there a way to get the bookmark to "helptip" on
scroll-over or something that indicates which bookmark it is?
Thx again for such fast response.
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Boris
"Stefan Blom" wrote:
On the Tools menu, click Options. Click the View tab. Click to put a
check mark next to "Bookmarks", and then click OK.
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Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP
"BorisS" wrote in message
...
Is there a way for me to see where the bookmarks are in a doc,
without having
to go to each one? I have a doc that has MANY bookmarks, and before
placing
another on a spot, I'd like to have a quick way of seeing if there
is already
one there, so that I can reference that one, rather than come up
with yet
another one for the doc. The closest thing I can find is the
location-sorted
list of bookmarks in the insert-bookmark dialogue. I guess I am
looking for,
ideally, a way to see the bookmarks in the document itself (some
sort of
check in options or something, maybe, that shows the bookmarks as
comments or
something?).
Additionally, how to I get bookmarks to print/convert as part of an
Adobe
output from a bookmarked file?
Thx for help with either.
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Boris