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Inserting Link Within Document to a Location Within same Document
Inserting Link Within Document to a Location Within same Document:
I don't know whether this is called a bookmark or a hyperlink, but Word Help does not seem to be have a solution for this. I have a series of tables within a single document. I would like to have a Table of Contents at the top and be able to click on the listing for "Ribbons" and have the cursor jump to the table for ribbons. Is this possible and how -- Word Power-User Wanna Be |
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Inserting Link Within Document to a Location Within same Document
Yes, it's possible. Just insert a bookmark just before the table for ribbons
("Insert"-"Bookmark"). Then, in your table of content, insert a "Cross-reference" and choose "Bookmark" as "Reference type". "Reseller and Printer Specialist" wrote: Inserting Link Within Document to a Location Within same Document: I don't know whether this is called a bookmark or a hyperlink, but Word Help does not seem to be have a solution for this. I have a series of tables within a single document. I would like to have a Table of Contents at the top and be able to click on the listing for "Ribbons" and have the cursor jump to the table for ribbons. Is this possible and how -- Word Power-User Wanna Be |
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I am stuck on how to create bookmarks and cross references. I read about
them in Help, but I can't seem to use them properly. I seem to be able to generate them, but don't know how to utilize them after. -- Mark "CPO" wrote: Yes, it's possible. Just insert a bookmark just before the table for ribbons ("Insert"-"Bookmark"). Then, in your table of content, insert a "Cross-reference" and choose "Bookmark" as "Reference type". "Reseller and Printer Specialist" wrote: Inserting Link Within Document to a Location Within same Document: I don't know whether this is called a bookmark or a hyperlink, but Word Help does not seem to be have a solution for this. I have a series of tables within a single document. I would like to have a Table of Contents at the top and be able to click on the listing for "Ribbons" and have the cursor jump to the table for ribbons. Is this possible and how -- Word Power-User Wanna Be |
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Hi ?B?TWFyaw==?=,
I am stuck on how to create bookmarks and cross references. I read about them in Help, but I can't seem to use them properly. I seem to be able to generate them, but don't know how to utilize them after. -- Which version of Word do you have? Yes, it's possible. Just insert a bookmark just before the table for ribbons ("Insert"-"Bookmark"). Then, in your table of content, insert a "Cross-reference" and choose "Bookmark" as "Reference type". "Reseller and Printer Specialist" wrote: Inserting Link Within Document to a Location Within same Document: I don't know whether this is called a bookmark or a hyperlink, but Word Help does not seem to be have a solution for this. I have a series of tables within a single document. I would like to have a Table of Contents at the top and be able to click on the listing for "Ribbons" and have the cursor jump to the table for ribbons. Is this possible and how -- Cindy Meister INTER-Solutions, Switzerland http://homepage.swissonline.ch/cindymeister (last update Jun 17 2005) http://www.word.mvps.org This reply is posted in the Newsgroup; please post any follow question or reply in the newsgroup and not by e-mail :-) |
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I still haven't got it. I think I need a good Word coach. I thought I knew
Word quite well. Cindy, thank you for the MVP links; they will probably be useful to me in the future, although I didn't find anything specifically related to the issue of jumping from a TOC to the specific subject.-- Mark "Cindy M." wrote: Hi ?B?TWFyaw==?=, I am stuck on how to create bookmarks and cross references. I read about them in Help, but I can't seem to use them properly. I seem to be able to generate them, but don't know how to utilize them after. -- Which version of Word do you have? Yes, it's possible. Just insert a bookmark just before the table for ribbons ("Insert"-"Bookmark"). Then, in your table of content, insert a "Cross-reference" and choose "Bookmark" as "Reference type". "Reseller and Printer Specialist" wrote: Inserting Link Within Document to a Location Within same Document: I don't know whether this is called a bookmark or a hyperlink, but Word Help does not seem to be have a solution for this. I have a series of tables within a single document. I would like to have a Table of Contents at the top and be able to click on the listing for "Ribbons" and have the cursor jump to the table for ribbons. Is this possible and how -- Cindy Meister INTER-Solutions, Switzerland http://homepage.swissonline.ch/cindymeister (last update Jun 17 2005) http://www.word.mvps.org This reply is posted in the Newsgroup; please post any follow question or reply in the newsgroup and not by e-mail :-) |
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Assuming this is a Word-created TOC, all the entries are hyperlinks. At some
version (maybe Word 2002?), the default command to follow a hyperlink changed from click to control-click. So try control-clicking on any entry in the TOC to jump to it. This should also work for cross-references, if they were created as hyperlinks (the creator has the option, but it is on by default in my version). PS for future reference. I suspect that you would have gotten this answer much more quickly if you had created a new thread that stated your problem more clearly, and given your version right off the bat. On 11/8/06 8:47 AM, "Mark" wrote: I still haven't got it. I think I need a good Word coach. I thought I knew Word quite well. Cindy, thank you for the MVP links; they will probably be useful to me in the future, although I didn't find anything specifically related to the issue of jumping from a TOC to the specific subject.-- Mark "Cindy M." wrote: Hi ?B?TWFyaw==?=, I am stuck on how to create bookmarks and cross references. I read about them in Help, but I can't seem to use them properly. I seem to be able to generate them, but don't know how to utilize them after. -- Which version of Word do you have? -- Daiya Mitchell, MVP Mac/Word Word FAQ: http://www.word.mvps.org/ MacWord Tips: http://word.mvps.org/Mac/WordMacHome.html What's an MVP? A volunteer! Read the FAQ: http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/ |
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