Don't bump it. Please read What should I do if no one answers my question?

@Ramhound I flagged the original (downvoted) answer as "This duplicates another answer and adds no new content. Please don't post an answer unless you actually have something new to contribute.". It was subsequently deleted. It wasn't spam and the naswer wasn't a comment. It was just a poor answer that was basically a copy of another one (that was posted 11 days earlier). So it got deleted.

There is no need to answer off-topic questions. Especially by copying my comments :/

@Arkanon There is no FAQ for Super User. Perhaps you meant the Help Center?

Please take the Tour then read What is reputation? How do I earn (and lose) it?, Why do I need 50 reputation to comment? What can I do instead?

@miroxlav You will have to ask SE. They are the ones who asked us not to share it.

Please read Why do I need 50 reputation to comment? What can I do instead?

Yes. Spam Spam Spam Spam Spam Spam Spam Spam ;) Especially when it's an answer to a 6 year old question and is posted by a user who also posts biased reviews on cnet and quora without declaring she works for comodo.

@borodatych Super User is an English-only site, and questions/answers/comments must be in English.

@NormalHuman Please don't abuse your privileges. "Since this is a restricted privilege, *we'd prefer you not share the raw data. However, we do hope you will share your analysis of the data with other users on meta. "

@JakeGould Your last edit to the closed dupe doesn't help. I took one look at the closed question and thought leave it closed as your edit has the PC and the phone on the same IP address. This makes any answers completely different as it then looks like a duplicate IP address issue needing to be be fixed. The original question had different IP addresses. If you want people to vote to undelete/reopen you need to be more careful with your edits.

Last one I had was "find the aeroplanes". That was easy ;)

@LePressentiment See the new question by Mokubai Renaming a bookmark in Word 2010. I've answered it. There is also an add-in which might do what you want. Please take a look.

@MichaelFrank Exactly how I was planning to answer....

@LePressentiment What you want to do is not possible (in one step). Change the “name” of a bookmark not the text of it - "There isn't a rename function. You have to delete the old name and mark the range with a new bookmark name. Here's sample VBA code: ..." - yet another workaround. And see

Duplicate Super User question Batch rename multiple bookmarks in Word .docx file

@MichaelFrank Change the “name” of a bookmark not the text of it - "There isn't a rename function. You have to delete the old name and mark the range with a new bookmark name. Here's sample VBA code: ..." - yet another workaround.

@MichaelFrank Yes, of course I read it. It's a workaround for the problem ... do you have a better answer?