Microsoft Word - Tip # 2: Moving Around a Document

• To Move to the Last Editing Point Within a Document:
  Press SHIFT + F5 repeatedly until the required location is displayed (toggles between last three locations). This key sequence can be used when you first open a document - moves to the editing position before the last save.
• 'Select Browse Object' Button:
  This button is on the right hand side of the MS Word screen - at the bottom of the vertical scroll bar:
  
  The Browse Object defaults to one page, but this can be changed to other 'object' types, e.g. field, footnote, comment, section, edits (as above - i.e. click on the 'Select Browse Object' button, then click on the required object type). To move to the next/previous object (i.e. field, footnote, comment, page, etc), click on the double up or down arrows (above or below the 'Select Browse Object' button).
• Keyboard Shortcuts Used to Move Around a Document:
  An easy way to move around a document is either using the vertical or horizontal scroll bars and/or clicking with the mouse. The following short-cut keys can also be used, and are very useful for typists/ word processing operators:
  
  

  Short-Cut Key	Function
  CTRL + HOME	Beginning of the document.
  CTRL + END	End of the document.
  HOME	Beginning of the line.
  END	End of the line.
  Page Up/Down	Screen of text up/Down.
  CTRL + Right/Left Arrow	Word to the right/left.
  CTRL + Up/Down Arrow	Paragraph up/down.