You see, many of you Microsoft coders are foreigners, so allow me to first explain to you the concept of binder tabs.
In America, we have things called binders, people use them in school and offices to keep documents organized. Within the binders are something called tabs, or dividers. These 'binder tabs' are colorful and are used for labeling purposes. It looks like these:
They are used in the sense of bookmarks if you will, for the purpose of organization.
As of now, here's what Word's bookmarks look like:
The current bookmark toolbox is to the right of the document, It's small, it's bland, it's non-colorful. It looks boring.
What I want done is what's to the left of the document, the arrow things, I want colorful tabs/bookmarks similar to binders. These should be floating so regardless of what page I am on, I can always click the arrow to go to the specified designated location with ease. So bookmarks/tabs that follow me up and down the word doc. This will make it similar to binders and their tab dividers.
It looks better than the current bookmarks toolbox mechanism and much easier to use.
