I think the best thing to do that would be en Excel as they offer List
options from values that you can enter in a customer data table. You can use
drop down menus to pick your customers name the data "data validation" tool.
I don't know how big is your client list but if you are dealing with large
number of customers the best thing to do is to create a database using
Access.
In order to use form fields in Word 2007, you will need to display the
Developer tab (Office Button > Word Options > Popular > Show the Developer
tab in the Ribbon) and then use the Legacy Forms controls from the Legacy
Tools palette in the Controls group on that tab. You will find those
controls more accessible if you modify the ribbon as described at http://gregmaxey.mvps.org/Classic Form Controls.htm (or until Greg puts
it on his web site, download an add-in containing the ribbon from http://www.gmayor.com/Extras/ClassicFormControls.zip)
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