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Is it possible to enable 'Filling in Forms' under Editing Restrictions and
somehow use the 'Exceptions' option - I have set the editing restrictions to
'Filling in forms' and would like to be able to use the hyperlinks set within
the Table of Contents.?
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On Thu, 3 May 2007 03:05:01 -0700, swsgb02
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Is it possible to enable 'Filling in Forms' under Editing Restrictions and
somehow use the 'Exceptions' option - I have set the editing restrictions to
'Filling in forms' and would like to be able to use the hyperlinks set within
the Table of Contents.?


No, you can use only one kind of protection per document. If you must
choose 'Filling in forms' because the document contains form fields,
then the kind of protection that allows exceptions is not available.

However, if you put in a section break between the Table of Contents
and the rest of the document, there will be a "Select sections" link
in the Protect Document task pane. Click that link, and in the
resulting dialog uncheck the section that contains the TOC.

When you click a hyperlinked TOC entry, if the target heading or other
item is in a protected section, the cursor will jump to the nearest
form field because it can't go to protected non-field text.

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"Jay Freedman" wrote:

On Thu, 3 May 2007 03:05:01 -0700, swsgb02
wrote:

Is it possible to enable 'Filling in Forms' under Editing Restrictions and
somehow use the 'Exceptions' option - I have set the editing restrictions to
'Filling in forms' and would like to be able to use the hyperlinks set within
the Table of Contents.?


No, you can use only one kind of protection per document. If you must
choose 'Filling in forms' because the document contains form fields,
then the kind of protection that allows exceptions is not available.

However, if you put in a section break between the Table of Contents
and the rest of the document, there will be a "Select sections" link
in the Protect Document task pane. Click that link, and in the
resulting dialog uncheck the section that contains the TOC.

When you click a hyperlinked TOC entry, if the target heading or other
item is in a protected section, the cursor will jump to the nearest
form field because it can't go to protected non-field text.

--
Regards,
Jay Freedman
Microsoft Word MVP FAQ: http://word.mvps.org
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Are these steps applicable to Word 2003?

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"Jay Freedman" wrote:

On Thu, 3 May 2007 03:05:01 -0700, swsgb02
wrote:

Is it possible to enable 'Filling in Forms' under Editing Restrictions and
somehow use the 'Exceptions' option - I have set the editing restrictions to
'Filling in forms' and would like to be able to use the hyperlinks set within
the Table of Contents.?


No, you can use only one kind of protection per document. If you must
choose 'Filling in forms' because the document contains form fields,
then the kind of protection that allows exceptions is not available.

However, if you put in a section break between the Table of Contents
and the rest of the document, there will be a "Select sections" link
in the Protect Document task pane. Click that link, and in the
resulting dialog uncheck the section that contains the TOC.

When you click a hyperlinked TOC entry, if the target heading or other
item is in a protected section, the cursor will jump to the nearest
form field because it can't go to protected non-field text.

--
Regards,
Jay Freedman
Microsoft Word MVP FAQ: http://word.mvps.org
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On Fri, 18 Apr 2008 07:29:00 -0700, mike yoder
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Are these steps applicable to Word 2003?


Yes, they are.


"mike yoder" wrote:



"Jay Freedman" wrote:

On Thu, 3 May 2007 03:05:01 -0700, swsgb02
wrote:

Is it possible to enable 'Filling in Forms' under Editing Restrictions and
somehow use the 'Exceptions' option - I have set the editing restrictions to
'Filling in forms' and would like to be able to use the hyperlinks set within
the Table of Contents.?

No, you can use only one kind of protection per document. If you must
choose 'Filling in forms' because the document contains form fields,
then the kind of protection that allows exceptions is not available.

However, if you put in a section break between the Table of Contents
and the rest of the document, there will be a "Select sections" link
in the Protect Document task pane. Click that link, and in the
resulting dialog uncheck the section that contains the TOC.

When you click a hyperlinked TOC entry, if the target heading or other
item is in a protected section, the cursor will jump to the nearest
form field because it can't go to protected non-field text.

--
Regards,
Jay Freedman
Microsoft Word MVP FAQ: http://word.mvps.org
Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the
newsgroup so all may benefit.

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