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Calling "edit/find (on this page)"
Anybody have an easy way to call this browser function (edit/find on this page)? I was hoping it'd be as easy as print(), but alas, no luck! Thanks! Laurie- lostAndConfused
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- Forum: Javascript
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Word - - Using a link within a form
I have a document to be posted on the web that is using the form feature for a few checkboxes and text input fields. This file also has links to other web pages. Here's the dilemma... when the form feature is turned on, it locks all text, renduring the links inactive. I know that one can...- lostAndConfused
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- Forum: Microsoft: Office
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Use of Spell Check in a Form
Hello... I have a performance evaluation form created in Word 2000. My users want to use the spell checker while filling out the form, but it appears to be disabled when the protection is turned on. Anyone have a solution for this? Thanks...- lostAndConfused
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- Replies: 4
- Forum: Microsoft: Office
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Line spacing of Header Tags
In effort to make our pages ADA compliant, we are talking about using header tags in our pages for titles/subtitles. Normally, I would just assign a CSS and use it within a <span> tag for each title section. This week I learned that screen readers work better when <hx> tags are used. Not a...- lostAndConfused
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- Forum: HTML, XHTML & CSS
