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While working with large text files, navigating to a new page not adjacent to the current one via mouse movement can be time-consuming and laborious. The following article provides a guide on quick page navigation in Word.
Step 1: For instance, if you want to move to page 111, follow these steps: Navigate to Home -> Editing -> Find -> Go to (or you can use the shortcut Ctrl + G):
Step 2: The Find and Replace dialog box will appear. Select the Go to tab -> enter the page number in the Enter page number field. For example, to go to page 111, click Go to -> the cursor will move to page 111, finally click Close to close the dialog box:
- Additionally, you can navigate to a page relative to the current page by adding a plus sign followed by the number of pages you want to advance. For example, to advance 4 pages from the current page, enter +4 in the Enter Page Number: field.
- To go back a certain number of pages from the current page, input a minus sign followed by the number of pages you want to go back. For instance, to go back 2 pages, enter -2:
Above is a detailed guide on how to quickly navigate pages in Word. Wishing you success!
