Stop fields from moving in forms

R

Rebecca

When I create a form, how can I stop my fields from moving over when someone
types in the information
 
G

Graham Mayor

Put them in table cells of fixed dimensions.

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Graham Mayor - Word MVP

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D

Dax Arroway

You could insert your form field into a table with a fixed width and hieght
and limit the number of characters your form field can accept. It really
depends upon what's filled into the field. If it's a fixed amount of space
(say 10 to 20 characters) then you could do it as I've described above. If
your users will be entering a lot of characters, you'll want the field to
expand to fit the text, otherwise you'll upset your users because not all
thier words will show up.

I am presuming of course that you're locking your document so only the form
fields are accessible.
 
R

Rebecca

Thanks......I blanked on it...

Graham Mayor said:
Put them in table cells of fixed dimensions.

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Graham Mayor - Word MVP

My web site www.gmayor.com

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R

Rebecca

thanks.....

Dax Arroway said:
You could insert your form field into a table with a fixed width and hieght
and limit the number of characters your form field can accept. It really
depends upon what's filled into the field. If it's a fixed amount of space
(say 10 to 20 characters) then you could do it as I've described above. If
your users will be entering a lot of characters, you'll want the field to
expand to fit the text, otherwise you'll upset your users because not all
thier words will show up.

I am presuming of course that you're locking your document so only the form
fields are accessible.
 

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