Fast as the wind

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I am looking for going fast in word 2002 or xp.
So I need definable macro scripts.
But AHK is much better because I can use in other environments too.

I have a trauma with Word when I delete something and leave me in the first page again of my document.
I have study a lot of ways to take control of my "situation" in the word document.
But I want more ( I need more).

Somethings I would like to do is being able with definable hotkeys to go quickly from one part of the document to any other : five pages in advance, retro five pages, and so on.

Do you know software for this or is time for a coding snack ?

 

P.D. to use with Adobe Acrobat 7, notepad++ if possible, and so on.
I supposed that all environments are not possible : Firefox, etc.

I need, to begin, a script to take me five pages in advance, and other hotkey to take me five page retro.

 

[eleman]

Try ctrl-g in word.

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Try ctrl-g in word.

-eleman (June 14, 2012, 09:44 AM)

I know a lot of word combinations for keyboard shortcuts. But I am looking for special ones.
Control+G in my system under word xp is for save a file...

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Eleman I have the meaning of Control+G in english : Go to.

Too many keys used to go.

I am looking for more powerful scripts.

I know the hotkeys from Word xp

http://www.shortcut-...s-microsoft-word.php

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I need a special one.

It's very disgusting when I delete certain elements in word that take me to the beginning of the document.

In what way can I come back to the initial place without undo the change ?

Best Regards

Note : a Soft to remember the last cursor position.

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Something like Shift+F5 but more powerful

 

[kunkel321]

I would recommend using Word's native VBA.  Unfortunately this will only work in Microsoft Office applications.  Not FF, N++, etc.  You can also try to create a script using AHK, but you may find that it acts differently in each application.

RE: The cursor going to the 'home' position after a deletion:   I don't see this happening...  If I use Word, and delete a section, the cursor stays in that spot.

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I would recommend using Word's native VBA.  Unfortunately this will only work in Microsoft Office applications.  Not FF, N++, etc.  You can also try to create a script using AHK, but you may find that it acts differently in each application.

RE: The cursor going to the 'home' position after a deletion:   I don't see this happening...  If I use Word, and delete a section, the cursor stays in that spot.

-kunkel321 (June 14, 2012, 11:01 AM)

Happen to me with codes or fields in Word 2002. It's that version what I need to use because of my fusion with goldmine 5.5.

I think that an AHK script able to determine the open application can act according.
and even don't act under certain programs.