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![]() I have several .docx files that I regularly use at work. They have various lines and boxes for information entry. When I perform the function that uses these documents, I would like to simply type the information on the lines and in the boxes instead of handwriting everything to make it look more professional, etc. When I type a date or other data on a line, it interrupts that line and shifts everything else out of line as I type. Is there a way to prevent this from happening, i.e. a way to "lock" the document format so I can just type over it, so to speak? |
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See the Dian Chapman articles linked in my Forms page. |
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Have you tried overtype? I see from the Helps that Microsoft now protect users against accidentally doing this, but it seems you may still have a chance of doing it on purpose <g>
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