Hi Terry,

I just created a simple drop-down form field in MS Word 2003. I added item
1, item 2 and item 3. I then clicked on "Protect Form". My dropdown list now
has the 3 items (just like a webpage) but I don't see how to make each item
go to a separate webpage - once I protect the form the option for insert a
hyperlink is not there. When I unprotect the form and check the properties
for the dropdown box, there are no options for adding hyperlinks (unless I
am looking in the wrong spot). I do see options for running macros but I
can't seem to find a website (tutorial, example, word doc etc) that would
show me how to create a macro that would be called when I click "item 1" and
then go to a webpage.

Hope I explained this clearly....and thanks for the reply.

Jerry


"TF" terryfarrell%40%6d%73%6e%2ecom wrote in message
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Just use Insert, Hyperlink or even more simple, copy/paste the address
from
the address box from IE.

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Terry Farrell - Word MVP
http://word.mvps.org/


"gully" wrote in message
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: Errrr.....should I post this somewhere else.....still no luck.... :-(
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: "gully" wrote in message
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: Hello,
:
: I can create a webpage with a form that has a drop-down box. When the
user
: picks an item, they are then redirected to another webpage.
:
: Example:
: Link 1 = http://www.microsoft.com
: Link 2 = http://www.google.com
: Link 3 = http://www.adobe.com
: Link 4 = http://www.irt.org
:
: I just got a request to do the same thing in MS Word 2003. Can this be
: done? I am definitely a newbie - know how to create tables etc but no
: knowledge of macros. Would someone have a link to a tutorial, word doc
or
: could post how to do this (I assume it is possible???).
:
: Any help greatly appreciated.
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: Thanks,
:
: Jerry
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