Adding hyperlinks to your Word document is an easy way to give your readers quick access to information on the web or in another part of a document without having to include that content right on the page. Let’s look at how to insert, manage, and delete different kinds of hyperlinks in your Word documents.
Google Docs is the cloud-based word processing system offered by Google. Despite its many virtues, Docs does have a downside: it has a relatively limited feature set. Unlike Microsoft Word, which has a behemoth feature list, Google Docs focuses
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A document browser appears to the left that offers thumbnails of all your document pages, including the page you’re currently on. Just tap a page to go directly to it.
Shift-F5
I use Shift-F5 a lot. It takes me directly to my most recently edited word in a document, or the section I was working on when I last saved a document once I’ve opened it again.
Write where you like
Want to pop something into your document that’s aligned differently than the rest of it? Perhaps you’re writing a letter and want to center a line of text in an otherwise left aligned document? This tip lets you place the text in your chosen alignment immediately, so you don’t need to select it and assign alignment subsequent to writing. This is how it works: