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opening a word doc at last place saved
I am in the process of writing a very long document in word - several
hundreds of pages - and would like to know if there is a way for me to save the document so that when I re-open it it will be at the last page that I typed i.e.page 220 instead of back at the begining again as I it is laborious to say the least to have to scroll through loads of pages just to get to the end of the document, especially if I can't remember what number the last page was to use the 'go to page'. Any advice or help will be much appreciated. Regards Sharon |
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Open the document, and either press Ctrl+End to go to the end of
the document, or press Shift+F5 to go to the location of the most recent edit in the document. Sharon wrote: I am in the process of writing a very long document in word - several hundreds of pages - and would like to know if there is a way for me to save the document so that when I re-open it it will be at the last page that I typed i.e.page 220 instead of back at the begining again as I it is laborious to say the least to have to scroll through loads of pages just to get to the end of the document, especially if I can't remember what number the last page was to use the 'go to page'. Any advice or help will be much appreciated. Regards Sharon |
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Hi Sharon
I don't know about doing it automatically, but I do know that when you open the document by pressing Shift+F5 it will take you to the last place that you edited before closing (and saving) the document. Cheers, Ty |
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Thank you so much.
"Tywardreath" wrote: Hi Sharon I don't know about doing it automatically, but I do know that when you open the document by pressing Shift+F5 it will take you to the last place that you edited before closing (and saving) the document. Cheers, Ty |
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Brilliant.
Thank You so much "garfield-n-odie" wrote: Open the document, and either press Ctrl+End to go to the end of the document, or press Shift+F5 to go to the location of the most recent edit in the document. Sharon wrote: I am in the process of writing a very long document in word - several hundreds of pages - and would like to know if there is a way for me to save the document so that when I re-open it it will be at the last page that I typed i.e.page 220 instead of back at the begining again as I it is laborious to say the least to have to scroll through loads of pages just to get to the end of the document, especially if I can't remember what number the last page was to use the 'go to page'. Any advice or help will be much appreciated. Regards Sharon |
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opening a word doc at last place saved
You can also create a shortcut to the point of choice.
Highlight a word, or words, right click and drag to either the desktop or a folder of choice. Select Create Shortcut Here. Save the document. When you open the shortcut, you will be taken to the point that you highlighted when you create the document. -- Tim Pate "Sharon" wrote: I am in the process of writing a very long document in word - several hundreds of pages - and would like to know if there is a way for me to save the document so that when I re-open it it will be at the last page that I typed i.e.page 220 instead of back at the begining again as I it is laborious to say the least to have to scroll through loads of pages just to get to the end of the document, especially if I can't remember what number the last page was to use the 'go to page'. Any advice or help will be much appreciated. Regards Sharon |
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