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From: tevans1947 on 22 Feb 2010 13:11
I KNOW I can set limits on the number of characters. However, I have some
free-flow text fields and need to set limits so that the overall size of the
field doesn't expand (beyond a certain number of lines).
I'm using the legacy text because I"m worried that many uers of the form
will have a pre-2007 version of Word and wouldn't be able to open a form
created sole with Word 2007.
From: vttotal on 22 Feb 2010 13:16
In order to prevent users from having compatibility issues with New Office
2007 files you can export your current 2007 document to a 2003 Word Document
by changing the save as "file type" when saving a new document in your
computer.

Hope this information helps,
Vicente Tulliano


"tevans1947" wrote:

> I KNOW I can set limits on the number of characters. However, I have some
> free-flow text fields and need to set limits so that the overall size of the
> field doesn't expand (beyond a certain number of lines).
> I'm using the legacy text because I"m worried that many uers of the form
> will have a pre-2007 version of Word and wouldn't be able to open a form
> created sole with Word 2007.
From: Stefan Blom on 22 Feb 2010 13:28
Place the form field within a table cell whose dimensions are fixed.

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Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP



"tevans1947" <tevans1947(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:715E119F-6BE1-4CF2-ABDD-571711BDE1D7(a)microsoft.com...
>I KNOW I can set limits on the number of characters. However, I have some
> free-flow text fields and need to set limits so that the overall size of
> the
> field doesn't expand (beyond a certain number of lines).
> I'm using the legacy text because I"m worried that many uers of the form
> will have a pre-2007 version of Word and wouldn't be able to open a form
> created sole with Word 2007.


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