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How do I fix the position of text in a document?

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maamgrey - 30 Aug 2007 02:26 GMT
I have a form where I enter client info.  I do it on my computer, not
hardcopy.  I want the fields to stay in a fixed position and not move over
when I enter data.
For example:
NAME                                           DATE

I want to fill in the name without the word "DATE" moving over.

I'm using WORD 2003

HELP, please!
Jay Freedman - 30 Aug 2007 02:38 GMT
Insert a table, and insert one field or one label in each cell. Use
the Ctrl+Alt+U shortcut to turn off the table's borders if desired.

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>I have a form where I enter client info.  I do it on my computer, not
>hardcopy.  I want the fields to stay in a fixed position and not move over
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>
>HELP, please!
maamgrey - 30 Aug 2007 03:42 GMT
I thought of that but I wondered if there was another way.  I'm going to do
the table as you suggested.  Thanks.

> Insert a table, and insert one field or one label in each cell. Use
> the Ctrl+Alt+U shortcut to turn off the table's borders if desired.
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> >
> >HELP, please!
Summer - 30 Aug 2007 05:02 GMT
Click anywhere in table Go to Table
Table Properties
Options (at bottom)
UNCHECK "Automatically resize contents"
Is this what you are after?

Hope his helps

>I have a form where I enter client info.  I do it on my computer, not
> hardcopy.  I want the fields to stay in a fixed position and not move over
[quoted text clipped - 7 lines]
>
> HELP, please!

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