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About Pamela Mullenix-Croft
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I have been a member of the AllExperts team since October 2008. As a graphic layout artist I can address Word layout issues which may arise. I work with graphic challenges, and I work with both the Mac and PC platforms. I own my own contract training business. I train for both government and private entities.

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I have taught Microsoft Word since 1991

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Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS), Microsoft Certified Application Specialist (MCAS), IC3 Instructor, Certifort SME (IC3), A Plus Computer Repair Technician, State of California Credentialed Teacher, Certified Graphic Layout Artist

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Microsoft Word - bookmark

Expert: Pamela Mullenix-Croft - 10/29/2009

Question
what is difference between name and location in bookmark?

Answer
Hello Manish,

The location of the bookmark is a place in the document where you wish a user to move to when they click a hyperlink. The name and the location are the same thing. The name is just an easier way of saying, for example, move to the second page, third paragraph, to the word ‘cat’ when the user clicks the hyperlink. Instead of describing the location of the bookmark in a physical sense, you give the location a name.

It would be like saying you are moving to a state in the United States which is located in the lower right hand corner of the U.S. Instead, you just say you are moving to Florida, the name of the location, rather than the description of the location.

I hope this helps.

Best regards,
Pamela

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