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Using the Find feature outside the Find dialogue box
To access the Find dialogue box, press the F5 key. Type in the word you want to find in the document - the first instance of this word in the document will be highlighted.
To find further occurences of the word in the document, you can actually Cancel out of the Find dialogue box.
Once you do this, the two double-arrow buttons at the bottom of the scroll bar on the right of your screen will have turned blue. You can use the double-arrow buttons to jump between instances of the word in the document.
Added by Amanda on 24th November 2006
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