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Testing Forms
When testing a form, I'll fill in all the fields with x's. In the older
version of Word, it used to be that all you had to do was unlock and relock the form to make all those x's go away. In Word 2003, the information stays. Is there a fast and easy way to make all the filled in information in a form go away without actually having to delete each field individually? |
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