OK, I'll spell this out more fully. Let's say I have created a document with
26 numbered points in it. Now I want to go through the document in sequence
and insert a bookmark in front of each. So I place the cursor at the first
item, open the Insert Bookmark box, type in the name, and click Add. (Or hit
Enter.) The box disappears, although I'd like to return to the text,
reposition the cursor, return to the box, enter a new name, etc.
This is a borderline suggestion, because many people--maybe most
people--would want to enter only a single bookmark at a time.
Or would they? I don't know. That's why I'm putting it up for a vote. It
just might be desired.
"Pat Garard" wrote:
Please clarify your thinking.
Do you wand to make multiple selections and then name them as bookmarks?
If so, develop an AddIn/Macro to do this - Word Macro's are available to
implement unusual requirements.
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Regards,
Pat Garard
Melbourne, Australia
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"RogerKni" wrote in message
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I sometimes want to add lots of bookmarks at once.
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