Greetings! Just a suggestion, but why not just use the * key.
Then all the reader would have to do is do a search for * using
ctrl + F and then just hit that combo again. The chapters could
be designated something like this:
*Chapter 1 My Youth
*Chapter 2 The Teen Age Years
Just a thought, but I use the * key all the time in most of my
documents...it's a real timesaver!!!
Listening for that Shout!,
(1 Thessalonians 4:13-18)
George
On 2/19/2021 3:48 PM, Shirley Tracy
wrote:
Hi all,
This may sound like a silly request from a
non-tech JAWS user, but here goes: Is it possible for me to
create a link in a word document that will take the person
reading it to another place in that same word document. In
other words, I’d like to create a same-page link.
I’m trying to write our family history, and
my grown children don’t want it printed. They want me to send
them the document so they can simply read it online. I have a
table of contents and would like to create a link from each
content to the section it references. Is this too convoluted,
or is it simple enough for me to accomplish?
