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Old 07-19-2019, 12:49 AM
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Originally Posted by Stefan Blom View Post
The symbols in your screen shot look like Word bookmarks. These are created automatically by Word if you copy and paste as link, that is, if you create an OLE link. Of course, they could also have been created manually by someone who has edited the document. Bookmarks can be removed from the Insert > Bookmark dialog box.
Great Job Stefan!I removed all of them because I don't need them, I have to select one by one each bookmark from "Bookmark" window and hit the "Delete" button, that's a little boring and If someone has very long document, it would be time-wasting job to remove one by one. Does any option have to remove all bookmarks immediately?
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