I've created a form in Word and protected the document, allowing me to tab to
the fill-in fields, which is what I want to happen.

The problem and question is: Is there a way to freeze the non-tabbed protion
of the document so when something is typed in the form box the rest of the
writing does not move? i.e I have a form box in the middle of the sentence
and when it's filled in the rest of the sentence moves forward.

Thank you for the help,
Kevin

Most form designers put their static text and form fields in table cells
with specified height and width. The table need not have borders.

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"Kevin" wrote in message
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I've created a form in Word and protected the document, allowing me to tab
to
the fill-in fields, which is what I want to happen.

The problem and question is: Is there a way to freeze the non-tabbed
protion
of the document so when something is typed in the form box the rest of the
writing does not move? i.e I have a form box in the middle of the sentence
and when it's filled in the rest of the sentence moves forward.

Thank you for the help,
Kevin