[Scott]

I'm creating a document to compile meeting minutes. The document is divided
into three sections:

1) Title - date, time, facilitator

2) Topic - a table including an area for the presenter, discussion,
conclusion, action items

3) Special notes

My plan is to save the document as a form which would include 1 Title, 1
Topic and 1 Special Notes section. However, I'm hoping there's a way form the
person completing the form to dynamically add another "Topic" section if more
than one topic is covered in the meeting.

[Jean-Guy Marcil[_2_]]

"Scott" wrote:

I'm creating a document to compile meeting minutes. The document is divided
into three sections:

1) Title - date, time, facilitator

2) Topic - a table including an area for the presenter, discussion,
conclusion, action items

3) Special notes

My plan is to save the document as a form which would include 1 Title, 1
Topic and 1 Special Notes section. However, I'm hoping there's a way form the
person completing the form to dynamically add another "Topic" section if more
than one topic is covered in the meeting.

The type of document you are writing about does not really lend itself to a
Protected Form format. Too much free writing and too many unpredictable
situations too handle. A form is better suited for a document where the user
only has mostly short bits of text to enter, like a Registration form and the
like.

Just make sure your document is well structured (using tables as you are may
help) and that you use styles appropriately.

Just my 2 cents!