Working with ranges

Set range to the first word in the active document
Set Range1 = ActiveDocument.Words(1)

Assigning one range to another, so that an action on one will affect the other

Set Range2 = Range1

Duplicating a range, but changing one won't affect the other:

Set Range2 = Range1.Duplicate


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