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No, you don't use Insert>Field - you create the fields in the body of the document, via Cmd-F9. Alright, I figured it out. There are two ways of going about this: 1) 'If you are using a MacBook, to use a function key, you must press the fn key (the lower left key on the keyboard) at the same time', so it is not just Cmd-F9, but Cmd-fn-F9. Which produces the braces at insertion point, in which I can just type. 2) The Insert > Field. *does* work, but I have to do this several times, in effect, nesting each field. One of which is the REF field, which I do each time for each dropdown.
Fillable Forms in Microsoft Word Note: This was originally written for Microsoft Word 97 and 2000 for Windows. The basic approach still work with Office 2010 PC and Office 2011 Mac. Enable shading by selecting the Developer Tab from the Word preferences Ribbon menu.
2) The Insert > Field. *does* work, but I have to do this several times, in effect, nesting each field. One of which is the REF field, which I do each time for each dropdown. Microsoft word for mac. Yes, you can do it via Insert > Field, but that's terribly inefficient compared to simply pressing Cmd-F9 (or Cmd-fn-F9) three times to create them. You also wouldn't want to be using Insert > Field for the complex field coding examples depicted in my Mailmerge Tips & Tricks thread () or in the Word field math & date tutorials referred to in that link. Cross-posted at: For cross-posting etiquette, please read.
No, you don\'t use Insert>Field - you create the fields in the body of the document, via Cmd-F9. Alright, I figured it out. There are two ways of going about this: 1) \'If you are using a MacBook, to use a function key, you must press the fn key (the lower left key on the keyboard) at the same time\', so it is not just Cmd-F9, but Cmd-fn-F9. Which produces the braces at insertion point, in which I can just type. 2) The Insert > Field. *does* work, but I have to do this several times, in effect, nesting each field. One of which is the REF field, which I do each time for each dropdown.
Fillable Forms in Microsoft Word Note: This was originally written for Microsoft Word 97 and 2000 for Windows. The basic approach still work with Office 2010 PC and Office 2011 Mac. Enable shading by selecting the Developer Tab from the Word preferences Ribbon menu.
2) The Insert > Field. *does* work, but I have to do this several times, in effect, nesting each field. One of which is the REF field, which I do each time for each dropdown. Microsoft word for mac. Yes, you can do it via Insert > Field, but that\'s terribly inefficient compared to simply pressing Cmd-F9 (or Cmd-fn-F9) three times to create them. You also wouldn\'t want to be using Insert > Field for the complex field coding examples depicted in my Mailmerge Tips & Tricks thread () or in the Word field math & date tutorials referred to in that link. Cross-posted at: For cross-posting etiquette, please read.
...'>Where Is Forms In Word For Mac 2011(03.12.2018)No, you don\'t use Insert>Field - you create the fields in the body of the document, via Cmd-F9. Alright, I figured it out. There are two ways of going about this: 1) \'If you are using a MacBook, to use a function key, you must press the fn key (the lower left key on the keyboard) at the same time\', so it is not just Cmd-F9, but Cmd-fn-F9. Which produces the braces at insertion point, in which I can just type. 2) The Insert > Field. *does* work, but I have to do this several times, in effect, nesting each field. One of which is the REF field, which I do each time for each dropdown.
Fillable Forms in Microsoft Word Note: This was originally written for Microsoft Word 97 and 2000 for Windows. The basic approach still work with Office 2010 PC and Office 2011 Mac. Enable shading by selecting the Developer Tab from the Word preferences Ribbon menu.
2) The Insert > Field. *does* work, but I have to do this several times, in effect, nesting each field. One of which is the REF field, which I do each time for each dropdown. Microsoft word for mac. Yes, you can do it via Insert > Field, but that\'s terribly inefficient compared to simply pressing Cmd-F9 (or Cmd-fn-F9) three times to create them. You also wouldn\'t want to be using Insert > Field for the complex field coding examples depicted in my Mailmerge Tips & Tricks thread () or in the Word field math & date tutorials referred to in that link. Cross-posted at: For cross-posting etiquette, please read.
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