[stef]

Pop` wrote:
stef wrote:
Pop` wrote:
stef wrote:
Word 2002 SP3
Win XP HE SP1

Hi,

I would like to know how to insert a "checkbox" into a document so
that the reader can just "check" the box or "tick" it whether he
prints it and faxes it back or does it by opening up the Word doc
and checking the box there--filling out a form--and email it back.

I've seen the control tool box but it seems to want an underlying
macro for the box, etc.; it adds VBA to the doc. I'm not sure
that's what I want. The user might get a security warning when
opening the doc, etc.; and if dealing with unsophisticated
recipients, they might think virus threat, etc.

Plus these boxes seem difficult to handle and align on same line as
text, etc.

Even if I just use a basic "square" box; I can design it but that
also is difficult to handle and align with the text, etc.

Maybe I need a good tutorial....?
Use the Web Tools toolbar to place the checkbox with. You don't
have to protect the document, but you DO have to exit design mode,
which you'll find yourself in.

Do not make a form; just add the checkbox where you want it. Clicking
will toggle the check on/off.

Pop`
Word 2002


Pop, tx 4 ur reply.
i wasn't aware of this feature--silly me. but it's still 1/2 crappy. i
mean it's still really difficult to manage the alignment w/ the
text, size, etc..........
in front of txt, in line w/text, whatever, it just never lines up with
the line i am writing easily. i set it somewhere, as soon as i exit
design mode it moves somewhere else, i mean, there's go to be a way
that's easy....

Dunno what to tell you; it works now and has for many versions of Word that
I use. You must have something else going on that I or maybe even you
aren't aware of. You can size it, copy it, move it, delete it, etc., just
as thogh it were text.

Sorry it was no help.



no, it was helpful. i didn't know i cd put an html box etc. i just
have to figure out a way of making it simple to use, etc. (if that's
possible