Bookmark basics

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According to the Help file, Studio provides three automatic bookmarks, all of which are green in color:

1 Last segment
2 Last segment in project
3 Last segment in document

I have only seen two and do not understand what the difference should be between 1 and 3. In addition, the "Go To last segment" button in the Bookmarks ribbon is blue, not green, indicating that it is a manual bookmark. Does anybody have an explanation?

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  • Hi John,

    From the product help:

    • Last segment: this keeps track of the last segment in the last document you worked on. You can navigate to it by double-clicking on the bookmark in the list, or by using the Go to last segment button on the ribbon.
    • Last segment in project: this keeps track of the last segment you worked on in any given project. This is useful if you often work on multiple projects at the same time. You can navigate to the bookmark by double-clicking the corresponding bookmark in the list or by using the Go to last segment in project button on the ribbon; this will take you to the last segment in the current project.
    • Last segment in document: this keeps track of the last segment you worked on in every document you ever opened. By default, when opening a document, this last segment will be automatically activated so you can continue where you left off last time.

    All three of these bookmarks are automatic.

    Paul Filkin | RWS Group

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  • Former Member
    0 Former Member in reply to Paul
    Hi Paul,
    Yes, that's what it says in the Help, but that's exactly my point: it doesn't jive with what I see in Studio. I have yet to see the third bookmark in the Bookmarks view . Only the first two make any sense to me. Again, the Go to last segment icon in the ribbon should, by convention, be green, since it refers to an automatic bookmark.
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