How do I save my place in a Word document?

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WordPerfect has a QuickMark that can be automatically entered whenever you
save a document. It is saved at the location of the cursor. You can enable
a "Go to QuickMark on file open." When you open the document it goes to the
location of the QuickMark. This way you can save the location of where you
were when you saved the document. It is very handy when writing or editing
long documents.

Does Word have anything like this?
 
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Guest

Dear "ConfusedWordUser",
When you close the document, if your cursor is where you want it to be,
simply press Shift+F5 to return to the last place you were editing the next
time you open the file.
Hope this helps!
Cheers,
Annie
 

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