How can I develop a Word form with lines so that when I type on those lines they don't disappear other than using control U because that doesn't work.

Example: Name: ________________________
Address: ________________________

Now I want to go back and type on the lines. I have searched high and low for the answer and cannot figure it out.

HELP! My Boss wants me to figure it out.

Create a table, x columns y rows.

The easiest way is to create the table, enter all your text in each box.

Select the table and hide all borders. Then select each cell that you want a border underneath the text and click show bottom border. The borders icon is available on the Format toolbar. [View], [Toolbars], [Formatting]

Hope this helps

Thank you so much. I will try that right now.

Actually, now that I look at it. It does work. But I have seen Word documents where you cannot see the gridlines on the page at all. In this document you can still see the gridlines unless you hit print preview. I appreciate your help. But I do believe there is another way. I have seen it in documents but can't figure out if it was something Word use to do and no longer does or not.?

Here is a sample

Click on [Table], [ Hide Gridlines]. Now you can't see the lines

Color the lines white maybe?

Soooo sorry I spoke too soon. I have managed to make the gridlines disappear. Thank you so much!

I will be a star today!! Sorry if so mushy. I have a new job and want to do what it takes. Thanks to you I can. THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU![/I]

My Thank you goes out to you... colbtech!

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Originally Posted by LJB2006

My Thank you goes out to you...colbtech!

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Yea, I assumed that. :D