FORM PROTECTION QUESTION - PLEASE HELP!!!

S

Steph

I have a form created in Word 2003 using tables, cells and the form field
tool - just the usual method.

I need to keep people from accidentally clicking inside the cell (beyond the
form field). As it is now, if I allow "form filling" they can only type in
the field BUT they can use their mouse to click inside the cell and press
enter to add lines and increase the size of the cell...messing up my layout.
If I choose read-only, they can't fill in the form

Am I missing something?? I must be able to prevent them from changing the
cell or row height by pressing enter.

I'd GREATLY appreciate any advice!!!

Thanks!!
 
J

John W. Vinson

I have a form created in Word 2003 using tables, cells and the form field
tool - just the usual method.

You're asking in the wrong place, Steph; this group is for Forms in the
database software Microsoft Access, which are quite different from Word forms.
Please scroll down the list of subject areas and repost in a Word forum.
 

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