I have a form that is locked, except for one line. I need to be able to tab
from that one line (in a table) to the first form field (in the following
table). Onscreen, it appears to be one table, but there is a continuous page
break separating the rows. Is there a way to get the tab to NOT enter a new
row, but to go to the form field in the protected portion of the document?

"Jay Freedman" wrote:

pleasehelpme wrote:
How do I turn off the add a cell function so I can tab through?

The "add a row" (not cell) function happens only when you're in the last
cell in the bottom right corner of a table. So if you're trying to move
*through* one table, just tab -- but don't tab in the last cell.

If you're trying to move from one table to another, the Tab key can't do
that. You can set the Browse By button (the little circle between the double
arrows at the bottom of the vertical scrollbar) to browse by table, and then
use the double arrows to move from table to table.

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Regards,
Jay Freedman
Microsoft Word MVP FAQ: http://word.mvps.org