[Roger K]

I think some people have a habit of adding bookmarks one at a time as they
write, and some people have a habit of writing (or pasting) a lot of text,
and then getting it organized and footnoted and bookmarked all at once, in a
separate step. This second group's requirements aren't so unusual that they
should have to write a macro. A simple and easy solution would be for MS to
include a checkbox labeled "Retain this box after execution." (This is a
feature I've already encountered somewhere in Windows.) Those who wanted the
Insert Bookmark box retained would check it; those who didn't would leave it
alone. (If checked, it would remain checked the next time the dialog box was
invoked.)
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"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.