Syntax
EditBookmark .Name = text [, .SortBy = number] [, .Add] [, .Delete] [, .Goto]
Remarks
Adds, deletes, or selects the specified bookmark. The arguments for the EditBookmark statement correspond to the options in the Bookmark dialog box (Edit menu).
Argument | Explanation | |
.Name | The name of the bookmark | |
.SortBy | Controls how the list of bookmarks is sorted when you display the Bookmark dialog box with a Dialog or Dialog() instruction: 0 (zero) By name 1 By location | |
You can specify only one of the following arguments.
Argument | Explanation | |
.Add | Adds a bookmark at the insertion point or selection | |
.Delete | Deletes the bookmark | |
.Goto | Moves the insertion point or selection to the bookmark | |
If you do not specify .Add, .Delete, or .Goto, Word adds the bookmark.
Example
This example searches for a paragraph containing only the word "Index" (that is, the heading for the index), and then, if the heading is found, adds a bookmark in front of it. You could use this bookmark in another EditBookmark instruction or with EditGoTo to move the insertion point to the index.
StartOfDocument
EditFind .Find = "^pIndex^p", .MatchCase = 1, \
.Direction = 0, .Format = 0
If EditFindFound() Then
CharLeft : CharRight
EditBookmark .Name = "Index", .Add
End If
See Also
BookmarkName$(), CmpBookmarks(), CopyBookmark, CountBookmarks(), EditGoTo, EmptyBookmark(), ExistingBookmark(), GetBookmark$(), SetEndOfBookmark, SetStartOfBookmark