This script allows you to enter into a navigation mode within a Microsoft Word document. Once in this navigation mode you can quickly navigate between elements both forward and backward. You can toggle the navigation mode on and off by pressing Insert-Z (this key is definable by the user). Note: if focus moves from the document area the navigation mode will be turned off automatically. When the word navigation mode is On, the following hot keys will move the cursor to the corresponding element. In addition, when the navigation mode is On, most keys are disabled but you can still navigate the document with arrows, page up, page down, etc.

Navigation Hot Key List:

• Next Grammatical Error : A
• Previous Grammatical Error : Shift-A
• Next Bookmark : B
• Previous Bookmark : Shift-B
• Next Endnote : D
• Previous Endnote : Shift-D
• Next Form Field : F
• Previous Form Field : Shift-F
• Next Edit Box : E
• Previous Edit Box : Shift-E
• Next Graphic : G
• Previous Graphic : Shift-G
• Next Heading : H
• Previous Heading : Shift-H
• Next Specific Heading Levels 1 - 9 : Numbers 1 - 9
• Previous Specific Heading levels 1 - 9 : Shift- 1 - 9
• Next Misspelled Word : M
• Previous Misspelled Word : Shift-M
• Next Comment : N
• Previous Comment : Shift-N
• Next Footnote : O
• Previous Footnote : Shift-O
• Next Paragraph : P
• Previous Paragraph : Shift-P
• Next Revision : R
• Previous Revision : Shift-R
• Next Section : S
• Previous Section : Shift-S
• Next Table : T
• Previous Table : Shift-T
• Next Word in Word Index List : W
• Previous Word in Word Index List : Shift-W
• Move Forward Out of a Table or List : >
• Move Backward Out of a Table or List : <
• Next Page : Spacebar
• Previous Page : Shift-Spacebar

Supported Languages: English, Turkish

• Added Turkish language strings to the XML.

On 1/21/2010, wonder wrote:

Great idea, thank you! What about changing the default hotkey for skipping tables from "" to "," and "."? It's a bit more confortable and also more friendly to national keyboard layouts.