How do I insert an "X" in a box?

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I am filling out an application form that requires placing an "x" in a box. I
have tried to no avail. This can't be that hard. Help, please.
 
What have you tried to do? What happens when you press the spacebar?

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I am filling out an application form that requires placing an "x" in a box.
I
have tried to no avail. This can't be that hard. Help, please.
 
The spacebar? That seems like a weird idea. Well, in desperation I tried it
and all it did was move the indented text to the right of the box over one
space. As to what I have tried to do....among other things...inserting a
symbol in it. Doesn't work. I need to clarify that this is Word 2007 I am
working with....on a Word document that was probably not created in Word
2007. When I click on the box I get 4 little blue balls...one in each corner.
Does that tell you something?
Thanks for any thoughts on this. It's for a grant application and I want it
to look good.
 
Sounds like the check box was created as an AutoShape, and you are meant to
print the form out and fill it in by hand.

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The little balls suggest it is a graphic. You will not be able to check it.
Replace it with a checked box symbol or print it out and use a pen!

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Guess I just figured I was missing something...and wanted to conquer this
beastie. Thanks for your imput.
 

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