Idaho Word Man said:
It really isn't the best idea to use a capital O for the check boxes in Word
forms. Why not turn on your Forms toolbar and use a real checkbox?
If you're in Office 2003 or older, turn on the Forms toolbar and insert a
Check Box Form Field. Then protect either the whole form (or just a section
of the form). Then the person using the form can just click on the box to
toggle it from empty to checked.
I hope this helps.
Fred
Thanks IM and others. Maybe I should explain a bit more - the form I'm
creating is a bubble-survey (the old-fashioned kind), not an online form that
could use a checkbox. The other tips for making a black circle were fine but
since I'm working in a table in MS word 2007, changing the font size did
wacky things to the alignment. (For example, there is supposed to be a black
filled-in bubble beside "John Smith" - when I choose the insert...object
option, John Smith becomes more and more misaligned as I resize font.)
maybe it's more of a "tables" question...
Thanks,
Llarry