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 When working on a document and you save your work before closing, the next time you open that document, you need to scroll through to search for the last place in the document you were working on? Well no more....Once you open the document, press "Shift F5" and you will jump to the last area in the document that you were working on, pressing the "Shift F5" again will go the area before that instance etc. Also you can use this feature to jump around in the same document, give it a try - rather useful.
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(Sorry, I thought my name was hyperlinked in the previous comment!)
At the last page, insert a Section Break. Then when you are editing the header or footer in the last section (which will be page 1 of the last section) turn off the "Same As Previous" in the header options. That will allow you to have a different last page - although it would be easier if MS would just give you an option for "Different Last Page".
Does that give you a solution?
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