Word - Navigation Pane Part 1 : Rearranging a document Tutorial

In this video, you will learn about rearranging a document using the Navigation Pane in Microsoft Word.
The Navigation Pane allows you to navigate through your document without scrolling and easily locate specific sections.
You can open the Navigation Pane by activating the View tab and selecting the Navigation Pane checkbox or by clicking on the current page number at the bottom left of the status bar.
The Navigation Pane offers three ways to move through the document:
Headings, Pages, and Results.
The Headings view is based on the table of contents of your document, provided you have applied the Headings Style to it.
You can click on a title to navigate to it, and Word will highlight the title to indicate your current location.
You can also rearrange your document by moving titles, which will automatically reorganize the numbering and the entire section.
In Pages mode, you can view thumbnail images of your pages and click on an image to go directly to that page.
As you scroll through the document, Word will highlight the corresponding page in the Navigation Pane.
You can resize the Navigation Pane by placing your mouse at the right edge of it.
In the next video, we will cover the Results course and different ways to search in a Word document.
Learning how to use the Navigation Pane will help you efficiently navigate and rearrange your documents in Microsoft Word.

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