You will of course have to fix the height and width of the table cells.
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Terry Farrell wrote:
[Quoted Text] > The best solution is to layout the form in a table (with hidden > borders). Test each form field is able to accept all the characters > you assign it without 'overflowing' the allocated space by entering > an upper case M (the widest character) or number 8 (for number > fields). You don't have to use a table, but I find it makes it just a > little easier. > > "Julie Adams" <Julie Adams[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:943C775A-DC16-4B81-A7FD-02F55D98AB95[ at ]microsoft.com... >> I have created a document that has form fields within. How do I >> prevent the >> pages from moving when a person is filling out the form. I know you >> can limit the form fields, however, I also want to keep the >> information on the initial pages and not move to the next.
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