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limiting number of words in textbox in Word 2007
I created a Textbox in MS-Word 2007 by going
to the Developer option-then chose Design Mode, then Legacy Tools-Text box Field. The MultiLine and Enterkey properties are True and the rest are default values. Is there a way I can limit the number of words to a certain number? I realize there is a way to limit the number of characters in the Textbox by the Maxlength value. Also, is it possible that a message appears when the user exceeds the maximum length informing him about that. Do I need to use VBA code or do the inbuilt features of word allow me to do that? |
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