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Hi to all,
I'm looking for an equivalent to the "Selection.Bookmarks("\headinglevel")" command because I want to avoid any use of "Selection". Right now I use a nested search with "wdOutlineLevelx" and "ListFormat.ListString" to find the start and end of specific chapters. But that seems to be a rather poor workaround - what if a heading has no ListString … So could you help me out with some more straightforward solution? Thanks a lot NP |
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