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Hello all-
I'm trying to create a template for a large "shell" document which is built
to satisfy industry regulations. The document is essentially a series of
headings, styles and formatting. No problem. For each section of the
document, however, I would like to instruct my writers on how to complete the
given section by quoting the industry's regulations. In the past, I have
typed these "tips" using hidden text and instructed writers to remove the
hidden text. I would prefer that such guidance not be typed into the
document, but to appear as a Screen Tip (or something similar).
With Word 2003, is it possible to create a Screen Tip? Is it possible to
hover over a paragraph mark (instead of an Autocomplete field) so that I can
give my writers instruction on how to complete the sections of this document?
If this isn't possible, does anyone have any other ideas? (Each quoted
guideline is a short paragraph in length.)
Thanks, everyone.
I'm trying to create a template for a large "shell" document which is built
to satisfy industry regulations. The document is essentially a series of
headings, styles and formatting. No problem. For each section of the
document, however, I would like to instruct my writers on how to complete the
given section by quoting the industry's regulations. In the past, I have
typed these "tips" using hidden text and instructed writers to remove the
hidden text. I would prefer that such guidance not be typed into the
document, but to appear as a Screen Tip (or something similar).
With Word 2003, is it possible to create a Screen Tip? Is it possible to
hover over a paragraph mark (instead of an Autocomplete field) so that I can
give my writers instruction on how to complete the sections of this document?
If this isn't possible, does anyone have any other ideas? (Each quoted
guideline is a short paragraph in length.)
Thanks, everyone.