How to Bookmark Pages in Microsoft Word 2003

Word processors are not only great for composition, but they are also great for reading and viewing documents. Users can enjoy different views using the zoom tools, which is great for readers that need to see a larger font, or for those who prefer to see a smaller font when they are reading. Another handy feature when using these programs to read documents is the bookmark feature, which allows users to bookmark desired portions of a document for easy reference later.

Instructions

    • 1

      Select where you want to place the bookmark. Click anywhere on the document to select a place to insert the bookmark.

    • 2

      Access the bookmark insert menu. Scroll to “Insert” and then left-click on “Bookmark.”

    • 3

      Name the bookmark. Under the “Name” field, enter the desired name for the bookmark.

    • 4

      Add the bookmark. Click on the “Add” button and the bookmark will be placed where you selected.

Tips & Warnings

  • The bookmark feature is great for referencing interesting points where you last read in a document, or for tagging portions of relevance to easily find them later.

  • A bookmark will not print when you print the document.

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