Hal said:
I started to write this out myself then suddenly thought "There's got to be
a better way!". Thus...
http://sbarnhill.mvps.org/WordFAQs/StyleRef.htm#FormField
It's written specifically using WinWord but easy enough to follow. Perhaps
this will give you what you need
HTH |:>)
Bob Jones
[MVP] Office:Mac
Also, an article on the subject, in a Word document that itself has a
Styleref header as an example, plus some related useful information, is
"Header that shows the wording of the chapter heading", starting on page 142
of some notes on the way I use Word for the Mac, titled "Bend Word to Your
Will", which are available as a free download from the Word MVPs' website
(http://word.mvps.org/Mac/Bend/BendWordToYourWill.html).
[Note: "Bend Word to your will" is designed to be used electronically and
most subjects are self-contained dictionary-style entries. If you decide to
read more widely than the item I've referred to, it's important to read the
front end of the document -- especially pages 3 and 5 -- so you can select
some Word settings that will allow you to use the document effectively.]
Cheers,
Clive Huggan
Canberra, Australia
(My time zone is 5-11 hours different from the Americas and Europe, so my
follow-on responses to those regions can be delayed)
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I started to write this out myself then suddenly thought "There's got to be
a better way!". Thus...
http://sbarnhill.mvps.org/WordFAQs/StyleRef.htm#FormField
It's written specifically using WinWord but easy enough to follow. Perhaps
this will give you what you need
HTH |:>)
Bob Jones
[MVP] Office:Mac
Damn!!! That's the first place I looked - How'd I miss it? I guess I'll have
to do some re-reading
Regards |:>)
Bob Jones
[MVP] Office:Mac
Also, an article on the subject, in a Word document that itself has a
Styleref header as an example, plus some related useful information, is
"Header that shows the wording of the chapter heading", starting on page 142
of some notes on the way I use Word for the Mac, titled "Bend Word to Your
Will", which are available as a free download from the Word MVPs' website
(http://word.mvps.org/Mac/Bend/BendWordToYourWill.html).
[Note: "Bend Word to your will" is designed to be used electronically and
most subjects are self-contained dictionary-style entries. If you decide to
read more widely than the item I've referred to, it's important to read the
front end of the document -- especially pages 3 and 5 -- so you can select
some Word settings that will allow you to use the document effectively.]
Cheers,
Clive Huggan
Canberra, Australia
(My time zone is 5-11 hours different from the Americas and Europe, so my
follow-on responses to those regions can be delayed)
====================================================
I started to write this out myself then suddenly thought "There's got to be
a better way!". Thus...
http://sbarnhill.mvps.org/WordFAQs/StyleRef.htm#FormField
It's written specifically using WinWord but easy enough to follow. Perhaps
this will give you what you need
HTH |:>)
Bob Jones
[MVP] Office:Mac
On 2/9/09 4:52 PM, in article C5B601B5.2FEF9%[email protected], "Hal"
Hmmm. Nothing in Word's internal help file for "styleref." I didn't find
anything at microsoft.com/mac, either.
On 2/9/09 9:54 AM, in article 090220091554153393%[email protected], "Elliott
The field just happens to be a physical street address. It's on a State
of
Texas housing inspection form and needs to appear at the top of pages 2
through X for each page beyond where the address initially appears in the
form field on page 1.
I'm using the latest maintenance release of Word 2008.
Read the help for a "styleref" field. It is just what you need