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Button in Word 2010 Documents that Returns Reader to Reference Link they Last Clicked
Whatever method I use will have to be able to convert over and work in PDF versions too.
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Pressing Alt+Left arrow should work. By default, the WebGoBack command is assigned to that shortcut, and the shortcut works from within a PDF as well, at least if you open the PDF in the Adobe Reader.
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After inserting the cross-reference, insert a bookmark on (or next to) the cross-reference. Then move to the figure, and insert next to it a cross-reference to the bookmark. You can format this second cross-reference to look like a button by selecting it and adding a box border around the text; or you can insert a picture of a button and make that a hyperlink pointing to the bookmark.
Bottom line: Alt+left arrow is a lot simpler.
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Last updated October 5, 2021 Views 932 Applies to: