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To quickly jump to another spot in your document or mark important locations, here's how to add and use bookmarks in Word. Like in Google Docs, bookmarks in Microsoft Word are convenient ways to mark places in your document. You can link to a bookmark from another spot, letting you quickly jump to it when you need to.

Method 1: Change the Bookmark Name and Update Cross-references Manually To start off, click Insert tab then click Bookmark in Links group. Next click to select the target bookmark and click Go To. You will see the bookmark texts are in selection by then.Then enter a new bookmark name and click Add.

Bookmark Feature in Microsoft Word Select or highlight a location, picture, or text in your document. In the "Insert" tab on the ribbon menu, within the "Links" group select "Bookmark." Type a name for your bookmark and click "Add."

By default, Word doesn't display them. To show the bookmarks in your document, follow these steps. Click File > Options > Advanced. Under Show document content select Show bookmarks and click OK.

To do this, follow these steps: In Microsoft Word 2002 or in Microsoft Office Word 2003, click Bookmarks on the Insert menu. In Microsoft Office Word 2007, click the Insert tab, and then click Bookmarks in the Links group. Click to select the Hidden bookmarks check box to view the list of hidden bookmarks.

Find All Hyperlinks in a Document First, press keyboard shortcuts Alt+ F9. You can see all hyperlinks turn into their Link parts now. Press Ctrl + H to open the Find and Replace dialog box. Click Find.

Click the File tab (or Office button). Choose Options (or click Word Options). In the left pane, choose Advanced. In the Show document content section, check Show bookmarks (Figure A).

First and foremost, click File tab in the Ribbon. Then click Options to open the Word Options dialog box. Next click Advanced in the left column. Scroll down to Show document content section and check Show bookmarks box.

To go to a particular bookmark, choose Insert » Bookmark, click the bookmark, and then click the Go To button. To delete a bookmark, choose Insert A» Bookmark, click the bookmark, and then click the Delete button.

When you create a hyperlink or cross-reference to another part of the document, Word creates a hidden bookmark for the target of the hyperlink/cross-reference. In a Table of Contents, the page numbers act as hyperlinks by default, so they are associated with hidden hyperlinks too.