How to add a bookmark to a word 2010 document

Bookmarks are used primarily to help users quickly navigate to a specific location in a long Word document, or to refer to specific text in the same document (or a different document). In a Word 2010 document, you can bookmark text, paragraphs, graphic pictures, headings, and more, as described in the following steps:

Step 1th, open the Word 2010 document window, and select the text, title, paragraph, and so on that you want to add a bookmark. Switch to the Insert ribbon and click the Bookmark button in the links group, as shown in Figure 2011081304.

Figure 2011081304 Click the Bookmark button

Tip: If you need to bookmark a large piece of text, or you can leave the text unchecked, simply position the insertion point cursor at the beginning of the target text.

Step 2nd, open the Bookmark dialog box, enter the bookmark name in the book Signature edit box (the book signature can only contain letters and numbers, cannot contain symbols and spaces), and click the Add button, as shown in Figure 2011081405.

Figure 2011081405 The Bookmarks dialog box