Types of Bookmarks
The most important thing you need to know when working with bookmarks in Word is that there are two “types” of bookmarks – “placeholder” bookmarks and “enclosing” bookmarks.
Before we proceed, and whenever you work with bookmarks, you should turn on display of bookmarks by going to Tools | Options | View and selecting “Bookmarks”. This makes it easier to see what's actually happening.
(1) Placeholder Bookmarks
If you click somewhere in the document and insert a bookmark it will look like a beam I – this is a “placeholder” bookmark.
(2) Enclosing Bookmarks
Now, if you select some text and insert a bookmark it will look like the selected text is enclosed in square brackets ie: [selected text] – this is an “enclosing” bookmark.
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