How to Use the Word Go To Feature to Navigate through your Document - Pages, Lines, Comments, etc.

Microsoft Word's Go To Feature gives you the capability to easily and efficiently navigate through your documents - pages, sections, lines, bookmarks, comments, footnotes, endnotes, fields, tables, graphics, objects and heading. For example, you can go to a specific page number or move to a page relative to the one you are currently on.

In this video I will walk you through various ways to access the Go To feature as well as utilizing each of the available options. I will also show you how to access many of the options from the navigation pane, as an additional alternative.

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0:00 Introduction
0:27 Go To Feature - Options for Accessing
1:20 Using Go To from Status Bar
2:23 Using Go To Page Feature to move to any Page
3:35 Using Go To Section Feature to move to any Section
4:36 Using Go To Line Feature to move to any Line
5:16 Using Go To Bookmark Feature to move any Bookmark
5:44 Using Go To Comment Feature to move to any Comment
6:33 Moving through Comments using the Navigation Pane
7:21 Using Go To Footnote Feature to move to any Footnote
7:51 Moving through Footnotes using the Navigation Pane
8:10 Using Go To Endnote Feature to move to any Endnote
8:35 Using Go To Field Feature to move to any Field
9:07 Using Go To Table Feature to move to any Table
9:18 Moving through Tables using the Navigation Pane
9:35 Using Go To Table Feature to move to a specific Table number
9:51 Using Go To Graphic to move to any Graphic
10:08 Moving through Graphics using the Navigation Pane
10:15 Using Go To Equation Feature to move to any Equation
10:30 Moving through Equations using the Navigation Pane
10:37 Using Go To Object Feature to move to any Object
11:02 Using Go To Heading Feature to move to any Heading
11:16 Moving through Headings using the Navigation Pane
11:20 Summary