Graham
Thu Mar 22 11:00:35 CDT 2007
The whole point is that you create your form using tables at the final size
you require. If you do that it isn't going to grow as it is already at the
maximum allowable size?
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Graham Mayor - Word MVP
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Shmengy wrote:
> Hi thanks for the input, however, When I try this the form simply
> extends off the bottom of the page. It does not start a new page,
> just extends the current one past the lenght of the sheet.
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> Cheers,
> Tim
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> On Mar 22, 8:53 am, "Graham Mayor" <gma...@.org> wrote:
>> Vba doesn't come into it. Put your form fields in table cells of
>> fixed height and width and they will not be able to put in any more
>> information than you provide space for.
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>> Shmengy wrote:
>>> Hi all. I am new to VBA programming in Word. Here is my problem.
>>> I am sending out a form for various people to fill in. What I am
>>> looking for is a way to limit the total size of the document to 2
>>> pages. Can this be done, and if so, HOW?
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