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Default Can I create mutually exclusive check boxes in Word 2000?

I am creating a series of forms and would like to be able to give users a
choice of a few options, with a check box next to each option. However, I
only want the users to be able to select one check box at a time as they are
mutually exclusive events. I am aware I can use the drop-down field, but
would prefer the check box option if possible. I am using Word 2000, but
could use a newer version of Word if this would allow me to perform this
operation.
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See: http://www.word.mvps.org/FAQs/TblsFl...FmFldChbxs.htm
and http://www.addbalance.com/word/downl...#CheckboxAddIn
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"LWAdministrator" wrote:

I am creating a series of forms and would like to be able to give users a
choice of a few options, with a check box next to each option. However, I
only want the users to be able to select one check box at a time as they are
mutually exclusive events. I am aware I can use the drop-down field, but
would prefer the check box option if possible. I am using Word 2000, but
could use a newer version of Word if this would allow me to perform this
operation.

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