Here is the code I use to locate a bookmark:

lparameter tcBookMark
if vartype(tcBookMark) <> "C" or empty(tcBookMark)
   return NO_BOOKMARK_PASSED
endif
if NOT oWord.ActiveDocument.Bookmarks.Exists(tcBookMark)
   return BOOKMARK_MISSING
endif
oWord.Selection.GoTo(wdGoToBookMark, , , tcBookMark)
return ACTION_SUCCESSFUL

>I have created a Word Object in Fox Pro, can open a document, can search and replace, print, save, etc. But I'm having trouble with goto using bookmarks.
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>I recorded a macro of the operation. The VBA code is Selection.GoTo What:=wdGoToBookMark, Name:="RegisName". I include a type library so that the constant wdGoToBookMark gets tranlated to the value -1.
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>I Translate the named parameters to ordered parameters in the Fox code: oWord.Selection.Goto(wdGoToBookMark,"RegisName"). But the insertion point doesn't go the the bookmark named RegisName.
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>When I used the object browser, there are four arguments to Selection.Goto. They are expressed as ([What],[Which],[Count],[Name]). Tamar Granor and Della Martin warn that the order of the parameters can sometimes be hard to figure out from reading the recorded macro.
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>Does anyone know what these 4 parameters are, what their order are, and if they are all necessary. I assume that What is 'wdGoToBookmark', and Name is "RegisName". But I worry that Which and Count may also be necessary.