Hi,

Looking to add some navigation to a document in the form of person clicks on
text which takes them to a dfferent part of the document - looks like
bookmarks are the solution (is there a better way?)...however when I go to
add a bookmark the Add button on the bookmark popup is not selectable? Is
this function turn-off-able?

Cheers
Brian

Figured it out - using a bookmark and a hyperlink to bookmark - still curious
if there is a better way though...

"bbrian" wrote:

Hi,

Looking to add some navigation to a document in the form of person clicks on
text which takes them to a dfferent part of the document - looks like
bookmarks are the solution (is there a better way?)...however when I go to
add a bookmark the Add button on the bookmark popup is not selectable? Is
this function turn-off-able?

Cheers
Brian

An automatic way to add bookmarks and hyperlinks is to add a TOC. That, in
combination with the Go to TOC button that you can add to your toolbar
provide good navigation from any point in a document. When you want to
reference a specific other location at a specific point in the document,
however, you can do this either subtly, with a hyperlink, or explicitly,
with a cross-reference (which is also, by default, hyperlinked).

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Hi,

Looking to add some navigation to a document in the form of person clicks
on
text which takes them to a dfferent part of the document - looks like
bookmarks are the solution (is there a better way?)...however when I go to
add a bookmark the Add button on the bookmark popup is not selectable? Is
this function turn-off-able?

Cheers
Brian