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OHM \( Terry Burns \) - 22 Dec 2004 19:30 GMT
OK, how do I protect a region of a word document so I can fill in fields in
it, yet leave other parts of the document free for the user. My example is a
letter, where I want users to have to fill in fields, and yet want them to
have free form to write the rest of the letter.

Any Ideas ?

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Suzanne S. Barnhill - 22 Dec 2004 20:11 GMT
Answered in another NG. Please do not multi-post.

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> OK, how do I protect a region of a word document so I can fill in fields in
> it, yet leave other parts of the document free for the user. My example is a
> letter, where I want users to have to fill in fields, and yet want them to
> have free form to write the rest of the letter.
>
> Any Ideas ?
 
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