Use a StyleRef field. It will update. You'll need to create a special
character style (with no formatting changes) and set it to the data you want
repeated. That is the only place the style is used. A StyleRef field updates
as soon as you make changes.

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>I am creating a form that we will use as our template for Policy &
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Harper - 11 Apr 2006 20:06 GMT
Thanks. StyleRef worked great for my text boxes, but it isn't working for my
drop down menu, any suggestions.
> Use a StyleRef field. It will update. You'll need to create a special
> character style (with no formatting changes) and set it to the data you want
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Charles Kenyon - 11 Apr 2006 21:52 GMT
A Ref field will update for a dropdown with a print preview. You could have
a macro that goes in and out of print preview as an on-exit macro.

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Harper - 11 Apr 2006 21:58 GMT
It is a protected document does that make a diference?
> A Ref field will update for a dropdown with a print preview. You could have
> a macro that goes in and out of print preview as an on-exit macro.
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Charles Kenyon - 11 Apr 2006 22:06 GMT
I tested it on a protected document. I didn't write and test a macro,
though.

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Harper - 11 Apr 2006 22:02 GMT
Thank you very much!
> Use a StyleRef field. It will update. You'll need to create a special
> character style (with no formatting changes) and set it to the data you want
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> > update when in the header. Any suggestions? Thanks