I also tried to join the 1st table with the 2nd by deleting the paragraph
marks (the problem is occurring between the end of the 1st table and the
beginning of the 2nd table). However, the tables aren't joining. When I put
my cursor in the last cell of what should have been the 1st table and use
Tab, it inserts a row. If the tables were really joined, the cursor would
just go to the next cell in the table.
"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:
If the form fields are in table cells with Exact row height, the excess form
fields may be below the bottom margin of the visible cell. Try setting the
row height to At Least and see if that makes the form fields visible.
--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
http://word.mvps.org
"BCBC" wrote in message
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I tried, but no luck. It did cause me to notice something that might be
related. After using Alt+F9, I placed my cursor in a blank cell. Normally,
when you use Tab, it will go to the next cell in the row and so on, until
you
reach the end of the row and then it will go to the next row. However,
where
ever there is what I thought was a hidden field, the cursor also
disappears
for a few tabs before going to the next visible cell. Does this mean I
have
hidden cells somewhere? If so, what can I do and why can I still tab to
them
when the form is protected?
"Schuuch" wrote:
Try unprotecting the form and then Atl-F9 to reveal fields.
"BCBC" wrote:
I am making edits to a pre-existing form with tables and form fields.
When
testing the form, it seems that there are some hidden fields that can
be
tabbed to, but they don't appear on the screen. In some instances, when
the
cursor is in one field, I have to hit Tab five times before the cursor
moves
to the next visible field. I'd like to get rid of the hidden fields so
the
users don't get frustrated.
I have tried placing the cursor immediately after the first visible
field
and using the Delete key several times, but that didn't solve the
problem.
I'm using Word 2003.