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# Tips & tricks
#### Selecting the corresponding paragraph in the DOCX-file
You can **click on the arrow at the left of a paragraph** to select (and scroll to) that same paragraph within your opened MS Word document.
*Note that that arrow is not visible by default, so you have to move your mouse into the empty space at the left of a paragraph in order to see the arrow appear.*
#### Undo changes
You can **undo & redo** modifications within Bracketeer by using the undo/redo buttons in the right corners of the screen.
{% hint style="info" %}
Note that, unfortunately, the undo & redo system of Bracketeer is completely separate from the undo & redo system of MS Word (i.e., your opened document that is shown on the left side). If you want to undo changes applied to your MS Word document, you must either press Ctrl-Z while your cursor is position in the opened document, or use the undo buttons in the MS Word toolbar.
{% endhint %}
#### Seeing remaining todos
Bracketeer shows the number of **not-yet-implemented brackets and highlights** in the bottom left corner of the screen.
#### Changing placeholder text
When you fill in a placeholder (highlighted text), that text will get a light green background. You can still change that text by clicking on it again.
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