Using Bookmarks
A bookmark is a part of a document that has been assigned a name. A bookmark can contain no document content, in which case it serves only to mark a location in the document. A bookmark can also contain text. In many ways a bookmark is like a range except that it is saved with the document and can be referred to by name. As you would expect, each bookmark in a document is represented by a Bookmark object, and each document has a Bookmarks collection containing all of its bookmarks.
To create a new bookmark, use the Bookmarks collection's Add method:
ActiveDocument.Bookmarks.Add(Name, Range)
The Name argument specifies the bookmark name, and Range is a Range object that identifies the bookmark location (the Range object is covered ...
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