May 2001
Intermediate to advanced
1184 pages
33h 57m
English
| Q1: | I have a couple of bookmarks that are right next to each other. When I show bookmarks by choosing Tools, Options and checking Bookmarks on the View tab, I get a jumbled mess that looks like this:
…and now [for [something] completely] different… |
| A1: | In fact, Word doesn't give you enough information to tell where one bookmark ends and another begins. In this example, you could have a bookmark that covers "for something completely" and another one that covers "something," or a bookmark that covers "for something" and another bookmark that covers "something completely." There's no way to tell which of these two interpretations is correct by viewing bookmarks.
The only way to be sure which bookmark covers ... |
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