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Quite a handy tip. While the book feature has advantages, it can be painful to deal with 20 (more or less) tabs. This is an attractive alternative.
Using this tip to navigate can be really useful! I have a document that I created that’s 80-some pages, and there’s parts of it in the back that aren’t easily accessible otherwise. However, like me, if you actually are using the Table of Contents feature for exporting an ePub or interactive PDF, if you regenerate your Table of Contents for whatever reason, *poof!* your edits to the Bookmark panel disappear, including any new bookmarks you’ve added. Is there any workaround for this?
Just what I was looking for! Thanks so much!