Graham
Mon Mar 12 06:39:10 CDT 2007
You can protect individual sections, if you protect for forms from the tools
menu, but whether this will allow you to do what you want is another matter.
Protection incurs some limitations on what can be done in a document. If you
want to maintain usability you should consider a different approach - eg
macrobutton fields
http://www.gmayor.com/Macrobutton.htm or userforms Word
MVP FAQ - Userforms
http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/Userforms.htm to collect and
insert your data.
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Graham Mayor - Word MVP
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Jorgen wrote:
> I want to create a form which has an introduction section with some
> general and protected form fields. Then an unprotected table, which
> can grow by using the tab function when in the last cell of the
> table. Finally I want a closing and protected section with room for
> some standard information.
> I have tried to introduce section breaks before and after my table.
> But protecting the form takes effect on the whole form.
> Any good ideas??
> Jorgen