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MS Office Forum / Word / Programming / February 2005A bookmarker for office word
It would come in handy when you are reading long articles or long story's. What I mean is that you're not gonna read a document with 600 pages in it at once. A bookmarker would come in handy, wouldn't it? It would be something like two button in one of the toolbars. One to place the bookmark and an other to look the bookmarks up. I hope it will be placed in the new versions of office. Word DOES have bookmarks! They can mark locations, and they can also mark pieces of text (or rather ranges). So you can both GO to any location you mark, but you can also select chunks of text you have bookmarked. It is also quite simple to add a menu that dropds down showing all yor bookmarks; or a UserForm that does; or just use Word's own way of displaying bookmarks. They are, as you point out, very handy indeed. > It would come in handy when you are reading long articles or long story's. > What I mean is that you're not gonna read a document with 600 pages in it at [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > I hope it will be placed in the new versions of office. |
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