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EDIT GO TO
 
Procedures: <Using the Go To command>
 
Use the Edit Go To command to move the <cursor>
to a specified location in the active document.
For example, type P5S2 in the Go To dialog box to
move the cursor to the fifth page in the second
section.
 
■ Entering only a P,S,F, or A in the Go To
  dialog box moves the cursor to the next
  page (P), section (S), footnote (F), or
  annotation (A).
 
■ Double-clicking in the status bar displays the
  Go To dialog box.
 
■ Press F5 for a quick way to display the Go To
  dialog box.
 
More Help: <Edit menu>
 
Using Manual: Ch. 2, "Scrolling, Selecting Text,
                      and Choosing Commands"
              Ch. 13, "Bookmarks and
                       Cross-Referencing"
              Ch. 15, "Footnotes, Annotations, and
                       Revision Marks"