I am using hyperlinks in Word. When I use Ctrl+Click, it jumps to that
hyperlink (in the same word document) but how do I get back to the section
where I started from. Also, What if I get to that hyperlink from multiple
sections. Is there a way to get back to those specific sections from the same
hyperlink.

Alt+Left
Hold the Alt Key down and press the left arrow. This will return you to the
previous location (at least in Word 2003).
You could also use the Back button on the Web Toolbar.
Both of these should always take you back to the last place you hyperlinked
from, so that may answer the second part of your question.

tj

"pcm14" wrote:

I am using hyperlinks in Word. When I use Ctrl+Click, it jumps to that
hyperlink (in the same word document) but how do I get back to the section
where I started from. Also, What if I get to that hyperlink from multiple
sections. Is there a way to get back to those specific sections from the same
hyperlink.

It worked! Thanks so much, tj.

One other question along the same lines - Can I create a shortcut or alter
the Alt+Left key just like the way I can alter Ctrl+Click to go to a
hyperlink. Thanks in Advance.

"tjtjjtjt" wrote:

Alt+Left
Hold the Alt Key down and press the left arrow. This will return you to the
previous location (at least in Word 2003).
You could also use the Back button on the Web Toolbar.
Both of these should always take you back to the last place you hyperlinked
from, so that may answer the second part of your question.

tj

"pcm14" wrote:

I am using hyperlinks in Word. When I use Ctrl+Click, it jumps to that
hyperlink (in the same word document) but how do I get back to the section
where I started from. Also, What if I get to that hyperlink from multiple
sections. Is there a way to get back to those specific sections from the same
hyperlink.

It worked! Thanks so much for the quick reply, tj.

One more question along the same lines, can I create a short cut for
Alt+Left similar to Ctrl+Click function when jumping to a hyperlink. Thanks
in Advance.

"tjtjjtjt" wrote:

Alt+Left
Hold the Alt Key down and press the left arrow. This will return you to the
previous location (at least in Word 2003).
You could also use the Back button on the Web Toolbar.
Both of these should always take you back to the last place you hyperlinked
from, so that may answer the second part of your question.

tj

"pcm14" wrote:

I am using hyperlinks in Word. When I use Ctrl+Click, it jumps to that
hyperlink (in the same word document) but how do I get back to the section
where I started from. Also, What if I get to that hyperlink from multiple
sections. Is there a way to get back to those specific sections from the same
hyperlink.

Not quite sure what you are asking.
Alt+Left is a keyboard shortcut, so you could alter it by going to Tools |
Customize | Commands. There will be a choice for Keyboard. You would need to
find Back Command, then you could alter it's keyboard shortcut.

If you have to jump around in your document a lot, you may want to consider
using the built-in Heading Styles to start your sections. Then, you can
activate the Document Map--View | Document Map.
Also, you may want to check out the Insert | Bookmark Commad.

Don't forget the navigation buttons on the Web toolbar, either.
tj

"pcm14" wrote:

It worked! Thanks so much, tj.

One other question along the same lines - Can I create a shortcut or alter
the Alt+Left key just like the way I can alter Ctrl+Click to go to a
hyperlink. Thanks in Advance.

"tjtjjtjt" wrote:

Alt+Left
Hold the Alt Key down and press the left arrow. This will return you to the
previous location (at least in Word 2003).
You could also use the Back button on the Web Toolbar.
Both of these should always take you back to the last place you hyperlinked
from, so that may answer the second part of your question.

tj

"pcm14" wrote:

I am using hyperlinks in Word. When I use Ctrl+Click, it jumps to that
hyperlink (in the same word document) but how do I get back to the section
where I started from. Also, What if I get to that hyperlink from multiple
sections. Is there a way to get back to those specific sections from the same
hyperlink.

Awesome. Thanks for re-clarifying my question and answering it.

"tjtjjtjt" wrote:

Not quite sure what you are asking.
Alt+Left is a keyboard shortcut, so you could alter it by going to Tools |
Customize | Commands. There will be a choice for Keyboard. You would need to
find Back Command, then you could alter it's keyboard shortcut.

If you have to jump around in your document a lot, you may want to consider
using the built-in Heading Styles to start your sections. Then, you can
activate the Document Map--View | Document Map.
Also, you may want to check out the Insert | Bookmark Commad.

Don't forget the navigation buttons on the Web toolbar, either.
tj

"pcm14" wrote:

It worked! Thanks so much, tj.

One other question along the same lines - Can I create a shortcut or alter
the Alt+Left key just like the way I can alter Ctrl+Click to go to a
hyperlink. Thanks in Advance.

"tjtjjtjt" wrote:

Alt+Left
Hold the Alt Key down and press the left arrow. This will return you to the
previous location (at least in Word 2003).
You could also use the Back button on the Web Toolbar.
Both of these should always take you back to the last place you hyperlinked
from, so that may answer the second part of your question.

tj

"pcm14" wrote:

I am using hyperlinks in Word. When I use Ctrl+Click, it jumps to that
hyperlink (in the same word document) but how do I get back to the section
where I started from. Also, What if I get to that hyperlink from multiple
sections. Is there a way to get back to those specific sections from the same
hyperlink.