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Make a tickbox tickable on computer Word 2007 and 2010
Posted on 2011-03-07
How can you make a tick box in Word 2007 AND 2010 tickable on screen?
Now, I know you can put a legacy tickbox and then protect a form, but there must be another way.
A problem I have discovered is, on my machine with 2010, you can just go to the dev tab and click on 'Checkbox Content Control'. This inserts a tick box which you can pop a cross in 'PERFECT! THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT I WANT' But, when I give it to someone with 2007 on their machine, you cannot tick it and if you double click, it opens the vb editor. Now, my users will never touch vb.
Is it possible therefore, to create a tickbox that can be ticked, or is the only for cross versions of Office to create a protected form each time?
Cheers
John
Now, I know you can put a legacy tickbox and then protect a form, but there must be another way.
A problem I have discovered is, on my machine with 2010, you can just go to the dev tab and click on 'Checkbox Content Control'. This inserts a tick box which you can pop a cross in 'PERFECT! THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT I WANT' But, when I give it to someone with 2007 on their machine, you cannot tick it and if you double click, it opens the vb editor. Now, my users will never touch vb.
Is it possible therefore, to create a tickbox that can be ticked, or is the only for cross versions of Office to create a protected form each time?
Cheers
John
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You may need to turn off the Design Mode before you save it and distribute the file to the users.
Developer Tab -> Control Group -> Design Mode
Sincerely,
Ed
Developer Tab -> Control Group -> Design Mode
Sincerely,
Ed
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Hello John,
there are some features that have been introduced with Word 2010 that are simply not available in earlier versions.
Unless all of the users have access to Word 2010, you cannot use new Word 2010 features and expect them to work in earlier versions.
The legacy form provides you with backwards compatibility. If you want more than that, all users of your document will need to use Word 2010.
This is what the difference between "legacy" and new functionality is all about.
cheers, teylyn
there are some features that have been introduced with Word 2010 that are simply not available in earlier versions.
Unless all of the users have access to Word 2010, you cannot use new Word 2010 features and expect them to work in earlier versions.
The legacy form provides you with backwards compatibility. If you want more than that, all users of your document will need to use Word 2010.
This is what the difference between "legacy" and new functionality is all about.
cheers, teylyn
I wasn't in design mode.
teylyn, thanks for that. You've confirmed my fears.
We'll have to stick to forms then; or eveyone over to 2010.
Thanks again.
John
teylyn, thanks for that. You've confirmed my fears.
We'll have to stick to forms then; or eveyone over to 2010.
Thanks again.
John
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