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> > Paul wrote: > > On Sat, 12 Feb 2005 22:41:03 +0000, Mr. J. K M. McKean > > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > >>Could anyone tell me how to goto a specific page in a document? > >>Creating a macro to open Navigator, double clicking on a bookmark, and > >>closing Navigator doesn't solve this. > >> > >>Thanks, > >> > >>Jerome K Maule M^c Kean > > > > Paul wrote: > > It is on the navigator. There is a field into which you can type the > > page number you want to go to and push enter. > > > > For more details on the navigator have a look at the help contents. > > > > According to the help there is also this method of moving to another page : > > To quickly move the cursor to another page while you are in a > > document, press ShiftCtrl+F5, type the number of the page that you > > want to jump to, and then wait a few seconds. > > > > HTH, Paul > PAul, > > Al CTRL-SHIFT-F5 does is bring up the Navigator. No it doesn't. Try it. F5 brings up the navigator (there are menu commands as well). Ctl+shift+F5 brings up the navigator *and* positions the cursor in the 'goto' page field. This allows the user to push ctl+shift+F5, enter the page number and <enter> - and what do you know - you goto the page you entered..... just like the help said you would. > I think the original > poster, and myself now, was/are looking for a function that is available > on M$O ie a 'Go to page' option, where a person can just enter a page > number and be taken to it. M$ word, from what I can see is a Ctrl+g, type in page number, then enter. I agree that there are some very minor differences concerning re-entering page numbers, page number highlighting, etc... but certainly nothing that is difficult to use, confuse users, or effect functionality. -- HTH, Paul Remember "Google is your friend!" --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
