Creating a Form in Word - Adding Content Controls in a Microsoft Word Form

Everything was amazing, but how to add that "submit" button at the end? I looked for another video but didn't find that anywhere...

You said it all but forgot to mention how you save it, which formats?

I there, Is there a way to make the drop down list have content run over several lines (carriage return) not just one line? Let's say I want a drop down with 2 different addresses to choose from. How would I do that?

This is very helpful. Thank you so much!

Hi, this was a good vid, I figured out most if not all of it before I watched it though, because I have been looking for a feature to link two or more content controls to each other. I have a document that does this that I found but I simply can't figure out how to reproduce it in my other documents. In this instance I want to have a document number in my Header, linked to one in my footer, so that if I change one the other is immediately changed. Not like a link but as a content control option. Can anyone assist please?

Permanent spelled wrongly as permanant

nice!! thank you! very practical and useful tutorial!!

Learnt a lot! What are the tags under content control properties used for?🤔

Very helpful video. Thank you so much for your tutorial.

what an informative vedio

Can you add a Rich/Plain content control field into a text box? I've tried to add one but when I turn on restricted mode the content control fiields are un-editable. If I place them inside a table or just inside the word document they work but not inside a text box.

This was a great presentation. I am starting to like this channel more and more in my journey to become proficient at word.

Thank you!

Hi, is it possible to add a link into a protected document? Thanks!

Do you have a video of [Submit] button to the bottom of the form? Or a video after this lesson?

Just wondering why you would have a check box for yes and no options? Since it lets you check both yes and no to answer a question. Shouldnt these be Bullets so only one answer is selectable?

Legacy Form Fields, Legacy ActiveX and Content Controls are actually 3 different things. The instructor talks about Content Controls and ActiveX as if they are the same thing.
That dropdown in the ribbon which shows Legacy or ActiveX, the whole dropdown is called "Legacy Tools".

Hello, thanks for the tutorial! Did you post the submit button tutorial?

How do these 'filled out forms' print? Does everything print out?

great voice, great teaching, please improve on your visuals, everything is a bit blurry.

The best video on creating forms. Thank you. I am looking for the submit video. Stuck!! All videos here use outlook and I use gmail - it adds confusion to the VBA code... please can you help.

Great video, but listening to Marina Sertis teach me about Word forms is a little distracting...

how to protect the form

Is there a way to change the tab order of the form? For example, when you set up forms with fillable fields in multiple table columns, by default the tab key moves the user to the cell to the right. I'd like to set it so that tabbing moves the user down one column first, before moving down the second column.

Well done tutorial, VERY helpful, thank you! Now I need to know how to protect the document.

You just perfect ma'am

I’m trying to content control a section for submitting abstracts for publication in a scientific periodical. Is there a way for me to force the font and size, (ie: Arial 11) but still allow users to italicize parts of their text (like species names)?

Hi! So I’ve added Plane Text Content Control text boxes to a word document. I’ve gone into Properties and created a new font style (Arial sz 8), and then enabled/checked ‘Allow carriage returns (multiple paragraphs)’. When I click in the text boxes and hit enter and create a carriage return, the text font reverts to Times New Roman sz 12. How do I stop this from happening?

Loved! thank you! i am waiting for submit button tutorial!!

thank a lot i am waiting for the next one

superb as usual...

Thank you for useful informations