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They're essentially invisible.. so in order to move one I have to cut a
few lines before and after where I think it might be.. Is there a way
to see exactly where the bookmark is placed so I can easily move it?

Thanks!

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

If the bookmark is one you inserted, you can see the position by checking
the box for "Bookmarks" on the View tab of Tools | Options. This will
display grey brackets around bookmarked text or an I-beam at a point
bookmark.

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They're essentially invisible.. so in order to move one I have to cut a
few lines before and after where I think it might be.. Is there a way
to see exactly where the bookmark is placed so I can easily move it?

Thanks!

[macropod]

Hi,

Another way of 'moving' a bookmark is to simply select the new range that
you want the bookmark to apply to, then use Insert|Bookmark, select the
bookmark's name and click 'Add'.

Cheers

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macropod
[MVP - Microsoft Word]


wrote in message
ups.com...
They're essentially invisible.. so in order to move one I have to cut a
few lines before and after where I think it might be.. Is there a way
to see exactly where the bookmark is placed so I can easily move it?

Thanks!