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Group,
I want to create a template but I do not want the text that I have inserted in the template to be updated?? Ex.....template will have, "My name is", I want the info static text that can never be updated - is this possible?? Diane |
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"Diane" wrote:
Group, I want to create a template but I do not want the text that I have inserted in the template to be updated?? Ex.....template will have, "My name is", I want the info static text that can never be updated - is this possible?? Yes and no... It depends who your target users are, how the document will be used, its purpose and the version of Office you are using. Can you provide more details? |
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Jean,
I'm working with Office 2003. For example, if I have a template that has on it, "NAME:", "ADDRESS", "CITY", etc..... I don't want my user to change that text. I guess I could say I want "embedded text" that can no one can change. I am working with Office 2003, but would be interested in a solution for Office 2007 if it differs much. Thanks, Diane "Jean-Guy Marcil" wrote: "Diane" wrote: Group, I want to create a template but I do not want the text that I have inserted in the template to be updated?? Ex.....template will have, "My name is", I want the info static text that can never be updated - is this possible?? Yes and no... It depends who your target users are, how the document will be used, its purpose and the version of Office you are using. Can you provide more details? |
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"Diane" wrote:
Jean, I'm working with Office 2003. For example, if I have a template that has on it, "NAME:", "ADDRESS", "CITY", etc..... I don't want my user to change that text. I guess I could say I want "embedded text" that can no one can change. I am working with Office 2003, but would be interested in a solution for Office 2007 if it differs much. See: http://word.mvps.org/faqs/customizat...nTheBlanks.htm |
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Jean,
Thanks for the links, exactly what I needed! Diane "Diane" wrote: Jean, I'm working with Office 2003. For example, if I have a template that has on it, "NAME:", "ADDRESS", "CITY", etc..... I don't want my user to change that text. I guess I could say I want "embedded text" that can no one can change. I am working with Office 2003, but would be interested in a solution for Office 2007 if it differs much. Thanks, Diane "Jean-Guy Marcil" wrote: "Diane" wrote: Group, I want to create a template but I do not want the text that I have inserted in the template to be updated?? Ex.....template will have, "My name is", I want the info static text that can never be updated - is this possible?? Yes and no... It depends who your target users are, how the document will be used, its purpose and the version of Office you are using. Can you provide more details? |
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