'Go Back' After Using Hyperlink

[don1]

Hi, I'm wondering if there is a command to "go back" after having clicked on a hyperlink and you have been taken to a different part of your document (or another document).
thanks

[miguel-c]

We don't have that feature yet, but I've forwarded the issue to the product manager. Thanks!

[don1]

Hi, MS word has it. You can navigate around a single or multiple documents using links and bookmarks really easily in Word. I have to say though, the Outliner in Word is nowhere near as good as Textmaker (your collapsible paragraphs work so well). However, I do have to navigate around documents as I write and for that reason I have had to switch back to Word and use a complicated combination of collapsible paragraphs and hierarchical headers to try to mimic what the Textmaker outliner does so brilliantly.

[Clairvaux]

MS word has it.

Really ? I'm just trying to wean myself slowly off Word and over to Text Maker, and I've never found such a feature in Word. How is it called ? What version of Microsoft Office do you use ?

Edit : I found it in my 2003 edition of Microsoft Office : Shift + F5 will cycle through the 3 previous places where text was clicked into. Primitive, limited and difficult to remember, but handy.

The Outliner in Word is nowhere near as good as Textmaker (your collapsible paragraphs work so well).

I'm puzzled again. One major reason I bought Soft Maker Office is its real outliner. Almost no other word processor apart from Word has it. I'm exploring Text Maker's outliner right now, and while I'm delighted to find it has the same features as Word, I cannot see how it is better. Could you elaborate ?

I always write inside the outliner view, and very rarely use others. Using links to navigate inside the document is something I rely on heavily.