[Joe S]

In 2003, it was so easy - I just used the Forms Toolbar. It apparently is
not in 2007 anymore for an unknown reason. Please advise - I use check boxes
frequently in creating form templates.

[Joe S[_2_]]

I figured it out FINALLY! (FYI: Add the "Developer" menu item to the ribbon
through the "Word Options" under the start menu. Then you can access the
Legacy ActiveX controls.) Glad I could help myself!!!!

"Joe S" wrote:

In 2003, it was so easy - I just used the Forms Toolbar. It apparently is
not in 2007 anymore for an unknown reason. Please advise - I use check boxes
frequently in creating form templates.

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

Note that the ActiveX controls are not the ones that were on the Forms
toolbar (they were in the Control Toolbox) and are not the ones you want.
The palette above them has the legacy form fields.

--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA

"Joe S" wrote in message
...
I figured it out FINALLY! (FYI: Add the "Developer" menu item to the
ribbon
through the "Word Options" under the start menu. Then you can access the
Legacy ActiveX controls.) Glad I could help myself!!!!

"Joe S" wrote:

In 2003, it was so easy - I just used the Forms Toolbar. It apparently
is
not in 2007 anymore for an unknown reason. Please advise - I use check
boxes
frequently in creating form templates.