In Word 2000 I created a document with hyperlinks to a bunch of internal
bookmarks within same document. When I upgraded to Word 2003, I now have to
use a Ctrl-Click to move to the different bookmarks. Is there a way to make
it function like it did before in Word 2000 where I can just "single left
click" and it will jump to the appropraite bookmark? Even a double click
would be better than having to move my lazy fingers all the way to the
keyboard:-).

DougMoore wrote:
In Word 2000 I created a document with hyperlinks to a bunch of internal
bookmarks within same document. When I upgraded to Word 2003, I now have to
use a Ctrl-Click to move to the different bookmarks. Is there a way to make
it function like it did before in Word 2000 where I can just "single left
click" and it will jump to the appropraite bookmark? Even a double click
would be better than having to move my lazy fingers all the way to the
keyboard:-).

Tools | Options | Edit: "Use CTRL + Click ..."

HTH
Robert
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Thank you - I am embarrassed to say how long I have tried to find that
option - and thought I had been through each option in "Options" step by step
at least two or three times - I felt sure it had to be there. My wife would
not be surprised at this however. Thanks again.

"Robert M. Franz (RMF)" wrote:

DougMoore wrote:
In Word 2000 I created a document with hyperlinks to a bunch of internal
bookmarks within same document. When I upgraded to Word 2003, I now have to
use a Ctrl-Click to move to the different bookmarks. Is there a way to make
it function like it did before in Word 2000 where I can just "single left
click" and it will jump to the appropraite bookmark? Even a double click
would be better than having to move my lazy fingers all the way to the
keyboard:-).

Tools | Options | Edit: "Use CTRL + Click ..."

HTH
Robert
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/"\ ASCII Ribbon Campaign | MS
\ / | MVP
X Against HTML | for
/ \ in e-mail & news | Word