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Old 09-23-2011, 10:52 AM
petec petec is offline Is there a Microsoft Word Form Method That Restricts Placement, Length, and Spell Che Windows XP Is there a Microsoft Word Form Method That Restricts Placement, Length, and Spell Che Office 2003
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I created tables. I locked the width and height of the cells. Everything almost works except the user can keep typing in a cell until the new characters go off behind the edge. For most of us that isn't a problem because we would recognize what is happening but I will have people using this that are very new to it and will be doing it from home without benifit of any instruction.

I can see them going back to insert something in a cell and not realize that characters are going off to the right.

Is there anyway to limit the number of characters typed like Forms has. And, of course still spell check like forms doesn't? Or am I asking too much?

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Pete
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