I have a document with form fields for entering text. I can type and the
field will expand to accomodate my text. I can format the text with bold,
italic, bullets, etc.

However, when I protect the document so that noone changes the text outside
the fields, I can no longer format the text inside the fields. I can only
enter unformatted text and most of the formatting controls are disabled.

Is there a way to allow formatting of form field text when a document is
protected?

Re: Form Fields in Protected Document by Dawn

Dawn
Thu Apr 20 15:17:11 CDT 2006

Sorry, but not as a simple form document. You can however, create
some automated functions which would provide you the ability to
temporarily unprotect the document, make the necessary changes, and
then re-protect the document.

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Dawn Crosier
Microsoft MVP
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>I have a document with form fields for entering text. I can type and
>the
> field will expand to accomodate my text. I can format the text with
> bold,
> italic, bullets, etc.
>
> However, when I protect the document so that noone changes the text
> outside
> the fields, I can no longer format the text inside the fields. I can
> only
> enter unformatted text and most of the formatting controls are
> disabled.
>
> Is there a way to allow formatting of form field text when a
> document is
> protected?
>
>