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Marking pages (bookmarks) in Word is similar to bookmarking pages in web browsers. For lengthy Word documents, marking important lines or paragraphs is essential for quick retrieval without wasting time.
This article guides you on how to mark pages (bookmarks) in Word 2007, and the process is similar for Word 2010 and 2013.
Step 1: Mark the page.
1. How to Mark a Text Line Place your cursor on the line you want to mark, then go to the Insert tab on the Ribbon, and select Bookmark in the Links section.
A Bookmark dialog will appear, enter a name for the bookmark in the Bookmark name field, then click Add to add the bookmark.
2. How to Mark a Text Paragraph.
Highlight the text paragraph you want to mark, then select Insert -> Bookmark.
Enter a name for the bookmark and click Add.
Step 2: Access the Bookmarks.
Method 1: Select Insert -> Bookmark.
A Bookmark dialog will appear, select the bookmark name you want to access and click Go To.
Method 2: Press the Ctrl + G key combination to open Go To in the Find and Replace dialog.
Then select Bookmark in Go to what, choose the bookmark name you want to access in the Enter bookmark name section, and press Go To.
Step 3: Delete Bookmark.
Select Insert -> Bookmark to open the Bookmark dialog. Then choose the bookmark name you want to delete and press Delete.
Creating and using bookmarks is straightforward yet immensely useful. You can easily revisit important content without wasting time searching through your Word documents. Wishing you success!
