Bookmarks are used for positioning. For example, when editing or reading a long WORD document, if you want to leave a mark at one or several places so that you can find and modify it later, you can do this. Insert a bookmark here.

The specific steps are as follows:

1. Add a bookmark

Select the content you want to assign a bookmark to, or click the location where you want to insert the bookmark.

Click the "Bookmark" command in the "Insert" menu.

Under Bookmark, type or select the bookmark.

Click the "Add" button.

Note: The bookmark name must start with a letter and can contain numbers but no spaces. You can use underscore characters to separate text, for example, "Title_1".

2. Show bookmarks in the document

Click the "Options" command in the "Tools" menu, and then click the "View" tab.

Select the "Bookmarks" checkbox.

If a bookmark has been assigned to an item, the bookmark will appear in the form of brackets ([…]) (the brackets are only displayed on the screen and will not be printed). If a bookmark is specified for a location, the bookmark appears as an I-shaped marker.

3. Locate the specified bookmark

Click the "Bookmark" command in the "Insert" menu.

At "Sort by", select the order in which bookmarks appear.

If you want to show hidden bookmarks, such as cross-references, select the "Hide bookmarks" checkbox.

Under Bookmarks, click the bookmark you want to navigate to.

Click the "Locate" button.

3. Delete bookmarks

Click the "Bookmark" command in the "Insert" menu.

Demonstration

Click the bookmark you want to delete, and then click the "Delete" button.