Bookmarks

One of Z-Write's most useful features is its support for electronic bookmarks. You can place a bookmark anywhere in your text using the Insert Bookmark command. When you do that, Z-Write prompts you for a bookmark name. Use any text you'd like to describe the bookmark (like "plot problems"). Then Z-Write will insert "<bookmark plot problems>" into your text at the cursor position.

Note: Even though bookmark tags are visible within Z-Write, they will not show up when your document is printed or exported.

To jump to a specific bookmark, choose that boomark's name from either the Bookmarks menu or the Bookmark popup menu on the Toolbar. (You can also select bookmarks from the contextual menu that pops up when you Control-click the text editing area.) To jump to the next bookmark in your document, press Command-J or choose the Jump to Next Bookmark command.

Note: Z-Write's bookmarks must follow the bookmark pattern exactly or ZWrite won't be able to find it. You can type them in manually, but using the Insert Bookmark command is easier. When you delete or change a bookmark manually, Z-Write needs to know to update your bookmarks. Use the "Rescan for Bookmarks" command on the Utilities menu to force Z-Write to update its list of bookmarks. For example, if you accidentally typed "plor problems" instead of "plot problems" when you created your bookmark, you could just edit the text manually and choose "Rescan" to have Z-Write learn the new name.