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Paul Sauvé

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Hi,<br><br>Loooooong document in word. &nbsp;Using headings and Word on a PC one can have a nice bit of navigation:<br><img src="https://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2020/11_w48/1544552/2020-11-26_18-32-20-590.png" class="fr-fic fr-dib"><br>Anything like the for Word <strong><em><u>in Android?</u></em></strong><br><br>Sincerely<u>,</u><br><br><u>OT</u>
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Hi,
Loooooong document in word.  Using headings and Word on a PC one can have a nice bit of navigation:
Anything like the for Word
in Android?
Sincerely
,
OT

Word in Android - No Navigation Pane / Panes / Method - Or, Just Pain?

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