The Common European Framework in its political and educational context What is the Common European Framework?

Moving around the text
The simplest way to move round the text is to use the PgUp and PgDn keys
on your keyboard. You can also use the up and down arrows on the slider at
the right of your screen. This is fine for reading a sequence of paragraphs,
but it is not very useful for moving from one section of the text to another.
There are other ways of moving around and it is worth exploring them.
On the screen you will see six arrows:
Version 5 – at the top of the screen
Version 6 – at the bottom of the
screen
1. The first arrow takes you to the very first page of the document. 
2. The second takes you to the page before the one you are reading now
3. The third takes you to the next page
4. The fourth takes you to the very last page of the document
5. The fifth takes you to “previous view”, i.e. the page you were looking at
immediately before you came to this one.
6. The last one takes you to “next view”, i.e. the next in a sequence of pages
you have been looking at.
The numbers in the middle show you which page of the document you are
looking at.
Tip: To go to a particular page if you know the page number, you can use
the “Go to page” function. In version 5, this is found in Document / Go to
Page and in version 6, it is View / Go to.
Finding a word or phrase in the text
You can easily find parts of the text which contain any given word you are
looking for. This is helpful for finding references to a particular topic you are
interested in.
Click on
and enter the word, or use Edit / Find (Version 5) or Edit /
Search (Version 6).
Using the hyperlinks in the text
In the text of the document many hyperlinks have been inserted. These
enable you to move around the text easily from link to link. You can tell if a
word or phrase has been hyperlinked by the shape of the “hand” marker
which you move with your mouse. When you hold it over a hyperlinked word
or phrase, the hand moves to a pointing finger. 

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Try that here:
This sentence is not hyperlinked.
This paragraph is hyperlinked. Look at the shape of the marker. If you click
anywhere in the paragraph, it will take you to the beginning of these
instructions. You can come back by using the “previous view” arrow.