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Originally Posted by macropod
Hi Andrew,
Forms protection with formfields is required by design. In part it's so the user can't makes edits other than what the designer intends/allows - including deleting the formfields.
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OK - makes sense.
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Originally Posted by macropod
On-entry and on-exit macros will only run when the document is protected.
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OK, that news to me, but thanks: that explains why my macro would not run.
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Originally Posted by macropod
If you want to allow free text entry somewhere else in the document, insert Section breaks before & after that portion, then leave that Section unprotected when you apply the forms protection.
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Thanks, but this does not solve my problem. And the reason is this: I need to be able to have "locked" fields
and "unlocked" text
in the same line. It appears that I cannot insert section breaks "inside" a given line.