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I've been messing around with Word a bit the past few days, trying to figure out how to make a "jump" function, where I can put a symbol or letter, number, etc. in certain places of a master document so I can hit a control + letter key or whatever and have the curser jump to that particular symbol/letter. I track all of my document IDs and Job IDs and I'd like a master to use every day so I can avoid all the tabbing, entering, etc. Throughout the day, the first 3 numbers of each ID pretty much stays the same and I'll go ahead in the morning and type those in after I get my first document and copy and paste for several lines but I hate all that arrowing over to where I need to be, etc. I want to be able to have that function where I can hit a couple of keys and have the cursor jump where I want it. I will probably eventually figure it out but right now, I'm ready to start sending hate mail to Bill Gates. (Only Kidding). I know there has to be a way to do that in Word. 20 years ago, you could do the same on a basic word processing machine.
If anyone knows how to do this, and it's not too much trouble or too complicated, would you mind please helping me or at least pointing me to a web site or at least in the right direction. It's not the "go to function". I thought for sure that was it, but it's not. From what I've read and understand, you have to do a template. I've been in that darned Word help section so long, I practically have it memorized. LOL.
Thanks in advance! :-)