How do I set up a fill-in form to allow edits of a portion?

S

Sonja Holmes

I need to create a medical form that will allow checkboxes and drop downs.
It will also include a photograph of a skeleton that the doctor wants to be
able to draw a line to and insert text over certain parts of the diagram.
How can I develop the form so that it allows you to insert text over the
diagram?
 
M

macropod

Hi Sonja,

You can insert Section breaks either side of the editable portion, then protect all except that Section (via Tools|Protect Document
 
S

Sonja Holmes

Thank you sooooo much! I'm going to give this a try.
--
Sonja Holmes


macropod said:
Hi Sonja,

You can insert Section breaks either side of the editable portion, then protect all except that Section (via Tools|Protect Document
Forms > Sections).

--
Cheers
macropod
[MVP - Microsoft Word]


Sonja Holmes said:
I need to create a medical form that will allow checkboxes and drop downs.
It will also include a photograph of a skeleton that the doctor wants to be
able to draw a line to and insert text over certain parts of the diagram.
How can I develop the form so that it allows you to insert text over the
diagram?
 
S

Sonja Holmes

Ok, now my issue is that this document has two columns and when I insert a
continuous section break it moves the information above it to the new column.
The section break creates only one column. I need for the information to
remain in column one. How do I do this?
--
Sonja Holmes


macropod said:
Hi Sonja,

You can insert Section breaks either side of the editable portion, then protect all except that Section (via Tools|Protect Document
Forms > Sections).

--
Cheers
macropod
[MVP - Microsoft Word]


Sonja Holmes said:
I need to create a medical form that will allow checkboxes and drop downs.
It will also include a photograph of a skeleton that the doctor wants to be
able to draw a line to and insert text over certain parts of the diagram.
How can I develop the form so that it allows you to insert text over the
diagram?
 
M

macropod

Hi Sonja,

I don't think that's possible.

--
Cheers
macropod
[MVP - Microsoft Word]


Sonja Holmes said:
Ok, now my issue is that this document has two columns and when I insert a
continuous section break it moves the information above it to the new column.
The section break creates only one column. I need for the information to
remain in column one. How do I do this?
--
Sonja Holmes


macropod said:
Hi Sonja,

You can insert Section breaks either side of the editable portion, then protect all except that Section (via Tools|Protect
Document
Forms > Sections).

--
Cheers
macropod
[MVP - Microsoft Word]


Sonja Holmes said:
I need to create a medical form that will allow checkboxes and drop downs.
It will also include a photograph of a skeleton that the doctor wants to be
able to draw a line to and insert text over certain parts of the diagram.
How can I develop the form so that it allows you to insert text over the
diagram?
 
S

Sonja Holmes

ok, thanks.
--
Sonja Holmes


macropod said:
Hi Sonja,

I don't think that's possible.

--
Cheers
macropod
[MVP - Microsoft Word]


Sonja Holmes said:
Ok, now my issue is that this document has two columns and when I insert a
continuous section break it moves the information above it to the new column.
The section break creates only one column. I need for the information to
remain in column one. How do I do this?
--
Sonja Holmes


macropod said:
Hi Sonja,

You can insert Section breaks either side of the editable portion, then protect all except that Section (via Tools|Protect
Document
Forms > Sections).

--
Cheers
macropod
[MVP - Microsoft Word]


I need to create a medical form that will allow checkboxes and drop downs.
It will also include a photograph of a skeleton that the doctor wants to be
able to draw a line to and insert text over certain parts of the diagram.
How can I develop the form so that it allows you to insert text over the
diagram?
 

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