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How to navigate documents by using the Browse Buttons in MS Word?
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A quick way to move around Microsoft Word 2002 documents when you're focusing on one type of information, such as tables, is to click the browse buttons on the vertical scroll bar to jump from one table to the next.
To select a browse option, click Select Browse Object on the vertical scroll bar (bottom right hand corner), point to any button on the Browse Object palette to see its description, and then click a button to set it as the browse option.
When you select a button other than Browse by Page, the browse buttons on the vertical scroll bar turn blue to indicate that you've set a special option. To find the previous or next instance of the object you've selected, click the Previous or Next browse buttons. If you forget which option you've selected.
To select a browse option, click Select Browse Object on the vertical scroll bar (bottom right hand corner), point to any button on the Browse Object palette to see its description, and then click a button to set it as the browse option.
When you select a button other than Browse by Page, the browse buttons on the vertical scroll bar turn blue to indicate that you've set a special option. To find the previous or next instance of the object you've selected, click the Previous or Next browse buttons. If you forget which option you've selected.
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