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I have created a form in MS Word 2003 (Windows XP) with a few fonts defined
for text form fields. Most fields are set for Times New Roman 11 pt. Under
protection when filling in the form, some fields change from my format
choices and morph before my eyes into Myriad Pro (same pt size)--a font I
don't even have in my font palette.
This change in font formatting particularly shows up with dates, but also
when copying and pasting text into a fill-in field on the form. When I return
to the unprotected source document, the form fields are confused about what
font they are. It's like something causes them to lose their identity via an
auto format process Word is running. Redefining them doesn't hold once back
in the protected fill-in form.
Any ideas to identify the cause and keep the itegrity of my font formatting?
In some cases the results shifts my layout: the new autoformatted font takes
up more space than what I established during the form's creation.
Thanks for any help!
Mike
for text form fields. Most fields are set for Times New Roman 11 pt. Under
protection when filling in the form, some fields change from my format
choices and morph before my eyes into Myriad Pro (same pt size)--a font I
don't even have in my font palette.
This change in font formatting particularly shows up with dates, but also
when copying and pasting text into a fill-in field on the form. When I return
to the unprotected source document, the form fields are confused about what
font they are. It's like something causes them to lose their identity via an
auto format process Word is running. Redefining them doesn't hold once back
in the protected fill-in form.
Any ideas to identify the cause and keep the itegrity of my font formatting?
In some cases the results shifts my layout: the new autoformatted font takes
up more space than what I established during the form's creation.
Thanks for any help!
Mike