Spell Check for fields on a Form

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We use FORMS with Fields a lot. (Created originally as a template)
IE: Medical Evaluation Forms - with fields that require "more than one
word" in the specific field. Our clients enter information into the fields -
sometimes up to 30 words. We need to have the ability to Spell/Check the
information entered into these fields. The Spell/CHeck appears to be
disabled and I can not find a work around.
Can some one help??
 
ESFreeman said:
We use FORMS with Fields a lot. (Created originally as a template)
IE: Medical Evaluation Forms - with fields that require "more than
one word" in the specific field. Our clients enter information into
the fields - sometimes up to 30 words. We need to have the ability
to Spell/Check the information entered into these fields. The
Spell/CHeck appears to be disabled and I can not find a work around.
Can some one help??

See http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/MacrosVBA/SpellcheckProtectDoc.htm.
 
I opened the attachment - enabled the Macro - and it does work..IE: text in
the fields is being "spell Checked"...
But - how do I look at the actual MACRO that is attached to this document.
I did Tools - Macro - but I can't seem to see the code that is already in the
document.
Any further assistance you can give me would be wonderful.
Thankyou again for your help.
 
Alt-F11 opens the vba editor interface.

The macros are set out on the web page. You may want to look at:
http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/MacrosVBA/CreateAMacro.htm
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