Hi Aoliveira,
As Suzannes link shows you can use a series of checkbox forms controls to act as radio buttons. In Word 2007 when you click on the
'Legacy Tools' choice in the ribbon under
Developer=>Controls
there are two categories, each category matches what was on two default toolbars in previous Word versions
'Legacy Forms' are the controls from the Forms Toolbar
'Active X' are the controls from the Web Forms Toolbar
The 'radio button' choice is part of the ActiveX group, which, if you're in a corporate enviornment, may have been disabled if
you're not seeing that 2nd section. If you are seeing them they can work in non-web documents in Word as well once you Protect the
document for forms. You can wrap the choices in a 'Group' control to be able to relocate a set of them to another spot in your
document.
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I've the same problem of Geoff. I have already tried the legacy
controls but it wont solve my main problem. I want to use radio
buttons to allow users to choose one answer (a radio group). The
legacy controls don't allow me to use radio buttons only check boxes.
So, do know any way to, using check boxes, using word2007 create aformto Word2003 that allow users to choose only one answer for each
question?
I hope I've exposed correctly my problem.
Aoliveira>>
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