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From: patrick topolski patrick on 26 Apr 2010 14:15
I have built a form in a table. For each field I have inserted a text form
field into a cell of fixed size larger than the text field object. Is there a
way to make it so that if you click anywhere in the cell that the cursor
moves to the text form field that is in that cell.

Currently if you click in the cell the cursor will move to the next text
form field in the table.

Any suggetions including changing the form format by not using form fields
woud be apreciated.
From: Doug Robbins - Word MVP on 27 Apr 2010 04:21
Have you protected the document for filling in forms?

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"patrick topolski" <patrick topolski(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
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> I have built a form in a table. For each field I have inserted a text form
> field into a cell of fixed size larger than the text field object. Is
> there a
> way to make it so that if you click anywhere in the cell that the cursor
> moves to the text form field that is in that cell.
>
> Currently if you click in the cell the cursor will move to the next text
> form field in the table.
>
> Any suggetions including changing the form format by not using form fields
> woud be apreciated.

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