How to go "Back" from a Hyperlink or Crossreference target to thesource

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Pia Kraus

Greetings,
how can I go back easily with my cursor to the source of a hyperlink or
crossreference?
The only way I found right now is using the "BACK" symbol on the web
symbols. Is there another way, maybe a shortcut, a command?

Thanks for help
Pia
 
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Suzanne S. Barnhill

Shift+F5 normally takes you back to the previous edit point (but if you
didn't actually "edit" there, this won't work). If the jumping-off point is
the TOC, you can use the Return to TOC button that you can add from the
Customize dialog.
 
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Word Heretic

G'day Pia Kraus <[email protected]>,

that's the best way, although Shift+F5 takes you to the last three
edit points.


Steve Hudson - Word Heretic
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Pia Kraus reckoned:
 

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