M
Michele
Some designer ought to lose their job. I have word documents (basic forms)
that were created in Word 2003. Now that I have Word 2007 making changes to
these documents are a nightmare and sending them out to people to fill in
forms is awful.
First of all, it takes about 10 minutes for the correct drop down box to
appear. I hover, click, swipe and pray that the menu will come up so I can
stop protection. The menu flashes briefly. It is AWFUL. Then I have to go
through a whole series of complicated questions . I think I do it right -
send it out to people and am told they get a prompt for a password. 2003 WAS
SO MUCH EASIER.
If I protect a form, it is because I don't want the design of the form to be
changed - so that things line right and users can't expand beyond a set field
length. THat is why I protect. I use the same form every year and just update
the year, and now it has gotten to be a chore and a mess. My main beef is
that the REVIEW ribbon shows the protected document at the far right, and I
can't seem to access the options or lock into it.
that were created in Word 2003. Now that I have Word 2007 making changes to
these documents are a nightmare and sending them out to people to fill in
forms is awful.
First of all, it takes about 10 minutes for the correct drop down box to
appear. I hover, click, swipe and pray that the menu will come up so I can
stop protection. The menu flashes briefly. It is AWFUL. Then I have to go
through a whole series of complicated questions . I think I do it right -
send it out to people and am told they get a prompt for a password. 2003 WAS
SO MUCH EASIER.
If I protect a form, it is because I don't want the design of the form to be
changed - so that things line right and users can't expand beyond a set field
length. THat is why I protect. I use the same form every year and just update
the year, and now it has gotten to be a chore and a mess. My main beef is
that the REVIEW ribbon shows the protected document at the far right, and I
can't seem to access the options or lock into it.