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Aligning check boxes and text boxes with regular text
Use the dialog launcher button in the bottom right corner of the Font group
on the Home tab. This brings up the Format Font dialog. You can also get this by pressing Ctrl+D. Simon Jones "ssbell" wrote: I have developed forms for my Real Estate Office using Word 2003. I can format text and check boxes using character spacing-they want to be 3 points above your regular text and you have to lower them to stay aligned with the rest of your form. There doesn't appear to be a way to do this with Word 2007. Does anyone have a solution? Thanks! -- ssbell |
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