Create an interactive VB macro in Microsoft Word that sends command line data to PuTTy.

I have a need for a visual basic for applications macro that searches a Word documents for lines of specifically formatted text. The Word documents are preformatted by a major switch manufacturer and contain the Method Of Procedure for installing and setting up their line of Photonic switches. The documents the company sends us contain numerous numbered paragraphs that contain setup instructions and command line inputs used to setup the switches via Putty. Currently I am doing this manually via cut and paste but this is very inefficient and because there are many more installations to do in the future; I would like to automate this process. If possible, the commands need to be sent directly to Putty via an input stream. The commands within the paragraphs of the documents are formatted in a green color. So I need the macro to perform the following routines: 1. Once the macro is run: Open Putty and automatically login via ssh with a session name and a universal username and password that I will provide. The session name can be extracted from the header of the document. 2. Scroll through each paragraph in the document while searching for any text that is green in color. There may be multiple lines of green text within a paragraph so the routine will need to detect and group multiple lines and send them as a block of commands to the Putty application. The macro should loop through each paragraph and show an interactive dialog box with action buttons starting with paragraph number 1. When the paragraph doesn't contain green characters; the dialog should state "No commands found" and show two buttons with labels of "NEXT" and "QUIT". Clicking on "NEXT" will scroll the document and loop through the next paragraph; again searching for green text. Clicking on "QUIT" will exit the macro. 2. For each paragraph containing a line or Block of lines with green text to be sent to the Putty application; an interactive pop up with three selectable buttons should appear. Each instance of the dialog box will show a string "Ready to Send Commands for" with a concatenation of the Paragraph number and Title e.g. "7.1 Configure L-Port Optical Transport Unit Channel". The buttons should be placed bellow the title of the paragraph within the dialog box. The first button label will be "Continue" and the second buttons label will be "Skip" and the third button will be "Quit". Selecting continue will Send the commands to the Putty command line and close the dialog. Selecting Skip will skip the paragraphs commands, close the dialog and then loop through the next paragraph. Clicking the "Quit" button will exit the macro. This process will continue until the end of the document where a final dialog will appear stating "End of Commands" containing an "OK" Button to close the dialog and exit the macro. 3. I intend to utilize split screen on windows 10 while using the macro. Word will be on one side of the screen and putty on the other so I can monitor the progress of the macro. Specifically; as the Macro steps through each paragraph of the word document I would like to see Word automatically and synchronously scroll through each of the paragraphs as the dialog boxes appear in the document as well. I am attaching a sample document that the macro will need to work with.