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We are trying to find a way to lock specific lines of text in a template,
without drawing specific attention to those items. I have tried inserting section breaks before and after the specific text - typically a sentence contained within a paragraph - but have not been able to insert a continuous section break without a line break as well. The goal of using the section breaks as I understand it, is to then identify which sections should be protected or locked for editing. Is there any other way to address this issue? Is there any other option for "locking" specific sectences within a document in use as a template? |
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Hi L Greving,
You're going about it the right way appropos Section breaks. Unfortunately, starting a new line is a consequence of having a Section break. -- Cheers macropod [Microsoft MVP - Word] "L.Greving" wrote in message ... We are trying to find a way to lock specific lines of text in a template, without drawing specific attention to those items. I have tried inserting section breaks before and after the specific text - typically a sentence contained within a paragraph - but have not been able to insert a continuous section break without a line break as well. The goal of using the section breaks as I understand it, is to then identify which sections should be protected or locked for editing. Is there any other way to address this issue? Is there any other option for "locking" specific sectences within a document in use as a template? |
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