When we read some long Word documents, if we can't finish reading them at once, it will be inconvenient to read them next time, and sometimes we can't even find the place we saw last time. As we know, in order to facilitate positioning, many readers provide bookmark function. Can Word documents be bookmarked? As the leading text editing and typesetting software in the industry, Word can easily realize these functions.

First, add bookmarks.

1. Open the Word document to bookmark.

2. Move the cursor to the bookmark.

3. Select Insert → Bookmark in the menu bar, open the Bookmark dialog box, name the bookmark in Book Signature, and then click Add.

4. Repeat the above operation to add multiple bookmarks to the document.

5. To delete a bookmark, first select the bookmark in the bookmark dialog box, and then click the Delete button.

Second, jump quickly.

To find the location where the bookmark was inserted last time, you can select Insert → Bookmark to open the Bookmark dialog box, select a bookmark in the list, and then click Locate to jump to the location where the bookmark was added. Now you can continue to look down where you were last time.

In addition, double-click the status bar to open the find and replace dialog box, and select the bookmark on the positioning tab, or you can quickly jump to the positioned bookmark position.