Macro Button 'Goto Next Page' - on every page

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Using Word 2003 - I've installed these Macro Button fields to enable easing scrolling through my 70 page document. Is there a quick way I can install these on every page? Some pages have text to the very bottom of the page and there is no room for the buttons, I've tried placing them in the Footer but they lose there commands. Any ideas please?
 
DCH,

Why not use the browse by page feature. Click the little radio button at
the bottom your vertical ruler and choose browse by page. Another option is
to use CTRL+Page Up/Page Down
 
I'm actually also using the 'Goto Table of contents' and 'Goto Section Headings' buttons which just seem to give the document a more professional feel about it.
 
Unless the document is for someone else's use Greg is right that there is no
sense in trying to replicate built-in features. The browse by page option is
especially good for using the mouse.

On the other hand, if you absolutely need a custom button, why not build a
custom toolbar in your document and put a button on that toolbar for the
macro that would otherwise be triggered by your macrobuttons.
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Charles Kenyon

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DCH said:
Using Word 2003 - I've installed these Macro Button fields to enable
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easing scrolling through my 70 page document. Is there a quick way I can
install these on every page? Some pages have text to the very bottom of the
page and there is no room for the buttons, I've tried placing them in the
Footer but they lose there commands. Any ideas please?
 
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