Learn how to make bookmarks visible to prevent deleting them accidentally.
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Bookmarks
Bookmarks provide a handy means of accessing specific parts of a document. Using bookmarks you can move quickly from one part of a document to another.
Learn how to use the Word’s split-screen trick, if you often need to work in two parts of a document at the same time.
Learn how to return back to the location where you were last working.
Document text must be formatted with styles that have the same style names as those included in the newly attached template. If the style names are the same, Word will update the text formatting to match the newly attached template’s style formats. Learn how to replace styles that have different names.
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Replace Formatting and Style
Learn how to use Microsoft Word’s Replace command to find each “Heading 2” style and apply the “Heading 1” style.
The ribbon is the area of the screen that contains the tabs and command buttons. The ribbon is customizable, that is you can add or remove tabs and command buttons based on your preference. The easiest way to start is by right-clicking the Quick Access Toolbar, any blank area in the Ribbon, or any Ribbon tab, and clicking Customize the Ribbon
If you need to scroll through large chunks of text to get your bearings on what’s where. You don’t want to use the Navigation pane nor Outline view. You want to see the headings and figures in the document as you go.
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Go To
Why isn’t there a way to find the next table, section, image, bookmark or heading etc.?
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Document Map
The popular Word feature “Document Map” was removed from Word 2010 and replaced by the Navigation pane. The Navigation pane not only provides a means of navigating to any heading but also to any page or to any search term you enter.