When you read a thick book, it is convenient to insert a bookmark in the middle of a book and return whenever you need it. You can use Bookmark to mark various positions in the body text and return the pointer to the positions regardless of the current pointer position.
Type the name of a bookmark to add.
A list of bookmarks added to the current document is displayed.
Sort the bookmark list by name.
Sort the bookmark list by bookmark location.
Insert the bookmark whose name is typed to the document. Bookmarks will not be displayed in the edit window or print-out.
Delete the selected bookmark from Bookmark List.
Move to the position where the bookmark you selected from the bookmark list is.
Close the dialog box without saving changes.
If a document contains hidden bookmarks, they are displayed in the list.
Bookmark is useful when dealing with a large document and is capable of providing links to bookmarks in other documents when used in conjunction with the Insert > Hyperlink function.