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controlling fields on a form
I am using Word 2003 to make a form and put in some fields. There are a
couple of things I am unable to do, however. When data is input into the field by the user, text below the field is pushed down. How do I control the field so it does not affect surrounding text? I would like to set the field at a maximum length (I can do this) and not have the other text on the form get moved. Finally, the fields I insert are of a fixed length, about 1 inch. I double click on the field and can set the maximum length, but the default size of the field remains at about 1 inch. Can I get the grayed field area to display at its full size so the user can see how much room he has for his response? Thanks |
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