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Of course it does. If you insert any text into a document the document will
reflow to accommodate it. Use a (borderless) table with fixed cell dimensions to hold the form fields. -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org Cheri wrote: I thought I knew forms but I guess not. I am creating a form in Word and I have built form fields for data entry. I can't get the form to "stay put" - when I enter information into one of the form fields, it moves the next item to the right so it doesn't all line up like I want it to (OCD). Can you help me make it all stay put and just be able to enter info into the fields? |
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