Currently, long Word documents need to have "bookmarks" at the top to
navigate downwards. If Word had "tabs" like Excel for sections of a document,
this would make standard documents easier to proofread for reference; easier
to scan through for users; easier to edit, organise & correct for writers
(especially of legal documents); better layout for computer screens; and
would provide better accessibility for disabled users.

After all - everthing is going "tabbed" nowadays.

A macro could be built in for Adobe Acrobat conversion so that sections map
onto Acrobat's "Bookmarks" facility.

There are probably loads of other advanatages but this would be a
step-change improvement in the word processing industry.

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