I am trying to document a flow. I am using the all too familiar option of assigning a hyperlink to a subprocess box.
When one Ctrl + left clicks the shape, Visio navigates to the page. Let us say that the shape is in foo, the link is to page bar.
Visio navigated me to page bar. Is there a way to navigate back to page foo, akin to the "back" button in a web browser?
I.e., without having to remember that I was reading page foo. Looking at the web did not suggest that one can, or that one can't, rather that this is an unanswered question.
Thanks.
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In Visio 2010, and probably other versions as well, the functionality exists but is not exposed in the GUI by default. Here's how to add a Back button to the Quick Access toolbar:
ALT + Left Arrow This works in Visio 2010, which I am using.
There's nothing built into Visio for this purpose, that I know of.
You could build a simple form that would accomplish navigation; it would have back and forward buttons, and the form could just watch the Application object for window page changes. Every time the page changes, just log that. Then when you hit the back button, step back through the log.