insert tick box in microsoft office word 2007 vista?

Question

insert tick box in microsoft office word 2007 vista?

Answer 1

Insert > Page Number

Answer 2

Hi, The 'Ticked box' symbol is in the 'Wingdings' font, and it's the second from last symbol.

So in 'Word', it's 'Insert' , 'Symbol', (dropbox) 'More symbols'.

Then change font to 'Wingdings', then scroll down to the last line, and the 'Ticked box' is second to last one. Lastly, click on 'Insert'.

Answer 3

Kirsty, if you want a checkbox..



1. Place the cursor at the point where you wish to insert a tick box.

2. Click 'Insert' button on the Standard Tools Bar

3. Select 'Symbol' in the down menu (symbol on the ribbon in office 2010)

4. Select '(normal text)' in the Font down arrow box and 'General Punctuation' in the Subset down arrow box.

5. Select square/rectangle symbol in the available symbols

6. Click 'Insert' button



If you want a tickbox........



To add the boxes that you will be able to check, you need to use the

Developer tab.

Show the Developer tab



Click the Microsoft Office Button , and then click Word Options.

Click Popular.



Select the Show Developer tab in the Ribbon check box.

Add the check boxes



Click the top left cell in the table that you inserted.

On the Developer tab, in the Controls group, click Legacy Tools.



Under Legacy Forms, click Check Box Form Field .



Note If the check box has a gray background, click Legacy Tools in the

Controls group, and then click Form Field Shading to remove the gray

shading.



Click the next cell where you want to insert a check box, and then press

CTRL+Y to insert another check box.

After you insert a check box for each item that you want, click the top

right cell and type the text for the first item. Repeat this step for each

item in the list