Bookmark pages using Excel VBA

Please help me writing a VBA script to bookmark all pages having a common word in a document.
I am alraedy done with:
opening a document
Finding the word
Placing a book mark
Challenge is I want bookmark placed on all pages where word "customer" appears. My current code only put bookmark on first result after finding "customer"
Kindly help this is extremely urgent.

If you have that code, you should just continue it
Find next string
Have we bookmarked this page?
If not, add bookmark
Loop until no more strings

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? dhcHKeyCurrentUser
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? strDefaultPrinter
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? PDFPath
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? strOutFile
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? dhcRegSz
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? PSFileName
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(Default)          REG_SZ          (value not set)
C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\OFFICE11\Excel.exe          REG_SZ          H:\A02.pdf
LastPdfPortFolder - EXCEL.EXE          REG_SZ          "Q:\Client Management\Client Services\New Account Fees\09 September 2010\3Q10 Rebate Ltrs\Infi\MacroTest
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Err1:
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Excel 2003
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