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Old 09-12-2014, 12:43 AM
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Content controls were launched in Word 2007, and improved in 2010. They are not compatible with 2003. I raised an eyebrow when you mentioned the name Dropdown1 which suggested legacy form fields as by default content control dropdowns do not have titles, and if you were adding one you would surely type something more meaningful.

The code I posted will not of course work with legacy form fields. For that to work we would need more information about whether the form is protected and whether it is protected with a password.



Now also you are talking about 'some' of the documents. A batch process can accommodate different document types, but it will perform the same task on each.
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Old 09-12-2014, 12:51 AM
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Content controls were launched in Word 2007, and improved in 2010. They are not compatible with 2003. I raised an eyebrow when you mentioned the name Dropdown1 which suggested legacy form fields as by default content control dropdowns do not have titles, and if you were adding one you would surely type something more meaningful.

The code I posted will not of course work with legacy form fields. For that to work we would need more information about whether the form is protected and whether it is protected with a password.

Now also you are talking about 'some' of the documents. A batch process can accommodate different document types, but it will perform the same task on each.
The documents are not Password protected. Unfortunately those responsible for inserting the dropdowns are not aware of how to porgam and didn't understand the significance of the naming of things.

I have docs made in 2003, 2007 and 2010. What info do you need.

furthermore have have programmed to convert all 2003-2007 docs to be 2010 can that help?

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