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In Office 2000, I used to be able to set up prompts. So that when a user
opens the document it gives them numerous prompts like "What is your name?".
And the information they entered into the prompt would be written into the
document. I found that it was an easy process for my users to fill out
commonly used templates, step-by-step. It used to be related with mail merge;
although, there was never any data table.
However, after we updated to Office 2003, I was unable to use the old tools
as wizards have replaced them and I cannot seem to find a workaround on
Office Online. The new mail merge requires data table, so I cannot "cheat"
that way.
How do you create multiple prompts which are created each time one loads the
document.
opens the document it gives them numerous prompts like "What is your name?".
And the information they entered into the prompt would be written into the
document. I found that it was an easy process for my users to fill out
commonly used templates, step-by-step. It used to be related with mail merge;
although, there was never any data table.
However, after we updated to Office 2003, I was unable to use the old tools
as wizards have replaced them and I cannot seem to find a workaround on
Office Online. The new mail merge requires data table, so I cannot "cheat"
that way.
How do you create multiple prompts which are created each time one loads the
document.