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If you've used a web browser, you've probably used the Bookmark feature, aiding in remembering frequently visited websites. Similarly, Microsoft Word, Microsoft's text editing tool, integrates a Bookmark tool to help you navigate documents easily.
Adding bookmarks in Word
Start by highlighting the text you want to bookmark, then select Insert -> Bookmark in the Links group.
A dialog box appears; now, enter the desired name for the bookmark in the Bookmark name field.
Note: The bookmark name should not contain spaces or special characters and must not start with a number.
Choose Add to complete the naming process.
Follow the same steps mentioned above to create bookmarks for other text sections.
Accessing bookmarks in Word
To access the bookmarks you've created, follow these steps:
Press the key combination Ctrl + G, type the bookmark name you want to search in Enter bookmark name, then select Go to.
The mouse cursor will instantly move to the bookmark you've marked.
Here, Mytour has completed guiding you on how to create navigation bookmarks in Word. Similar to web browsers, this method helps you save a significant amount of time and effort during text composition. Additionally, we also cover Creating bookmarks on Google Chrome and how to remove those bookmarks. If interested, feel free to check it out.
