Sometimes, a document, like a book, contains chapters, dozens of or even dozens of, hundreds of pages, when you want to see a section of a chapter, scrolling with the mouse or the page key to find too much trouble. Fortunately, however, WORD2007 provides a quick positioning method for users.
There's actually a very simple way. In the lower-left corner of the Word2007 interface, we can see a "Page number identification" button that shows the current page as page x in total page y in x/y form. For example, now the current page is page 1th of page 5.
Page
In fact, just click on the "Page ID" button we can quickly locate.
Go to the "locate" interface. There are a lot of positioning target choices, pages, sections, rows, and so on. For example, we now enter page number 4.
Positioning
Now the current page jumps to page 4th.
This method can also be used in other versions of Word, which is very convenient.
Thumbnail image
Appendix: To open the thumbnail interface of the previous illustration, click the View tab, check the thumbnails item in the Show/Hide group, and the thumbnail columns for the contents of each page of the document appear on the left side of the window.
In the Word2007 quickly positioned to want a part of the document, you can click the "Page number identification" button, you can quickly navigate to the desired page, in addition to the "positioning" interface to the page, section, row and so on positioning settings, but also can be quickly found.