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Old 07-19-2010, 07:24 AM
dalaurienzo dalaurienzo is offline Creating Forms for users to complete Windows 7 Creating Forms for users to complete Office 2007
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I need to create a form that users will complete with fields such as name, address, etc. Can someone give me some quick instruction on how to get started? The help function in word is very confusing. Thanks!!
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Old 07-19-2010, 04:12 PM
Jenjen80 Jenjen80 is offline Creating Forms for users to complete Windows XP Creating Forms for users to complete Office 2007
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I've just started to use Tables for creating forms. I also used a Table to create my resume. I find it's the best way to control formatting. Things work the best for me when I use one Table per page. I've tried multiple Tables per page and it seems to cause me untold grief. I really wish their was an extensive tutorial available for Tables. If there is one I don't know about it. Without Tables I think I'd go insane trying to get control over formatting.
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