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How do I fill in an on-line form without moving the guide line?
I want to write on top of the dotted line, but as I do the dots move as well.!
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How do I fill in an on-line form without moving the guide line?
Use table cells to create the guidelines. See
http://word.mvps.org/faqs/tblsfldsfms/LinesInForms.htm. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "Janet" wrote in message ... I want to write on top of the dotted line, but as I do the dots move as well.! |
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How do I fill in an on-line form without moving the guide line?
"Janet" wrote: I want to write on top of the dotted line, but as I do the dots move as well.! Found a solution; just delete the dotted line and type as normal, but thank you. |
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