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Using Paragraph Numbers As Bookmarks in Word

PSS ID Number: Q50290 Article last modified on 11-02-1994

5.00 5.50 6.00

MS-DOS

SUMMARY

To use a paragraph number as a bookmark reference in Microsoft Word for MS-DOS, you can use the following steps if the paragraphs are already numbered:

Word 5.5

  1. Select the paragraph you want to reference.
  2. From the Insert menu, choose Bookmark (ALT, I, M).
  3. Type a name for the bookmark and press ENTER.
  4. Position the cursor in your document where you want the cross reference to the paragraph to appear.
  5. Type the code para-num: and the bookmark name.
  6. Press F3.

Word 5.0

  1. Select the paragraph you want to reference.
  2. Choose Format Bookmark.
  3. Type a name for the bookmark and press ENTER.
  4. Move the cursor to where you want the cross reference to the paragraph to appear.
  5. Type the code para-num: and the bookmark name.
  6. Press F3.

MORE INFORMATION

Word will enclose the code and the bookmark name in parentheses (that is, para-num:paraname). When the document is printed, this code will be replaced with the number of the paragraph the bookmark is in.

The use of an underscore (_) in the para-num: code, instead of the appropriate hyphen (-), returns a 0 (zero) for the paragraph number on the printed page.

Also, make sure that the paragraph is not preceded by a manual page break. The first character of the paragraph must be a number.

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