#EDITABLE CALENDAR TO INSERT INTO WORD PLUS#

Click the Office button and then click New.Click the Trusted Template folder on the left, enter the filename Project Requirements Form, and then click Save.From the Save As Type drop-down menu, click Word Template.

Click the Yes, Start Enforcing Protection button and then click OK.

Click the list arrow and select Filling In Forms.

In the Restrict Formatting And Editing pane, click the Allow Only This Type Of Editing in the Document check box.

Otherwise, for other releases of Word 2007, skip to step 20.

#EDITABLE CALENDAR TO INSERT INTO WORD PLUS#

If you are using Microsoft Office Ultimate 2007, Office Professional Plus 2007, or Office Enterprise 2007, click Restrict Formatting And Editing.Click the Protect Document command in the Protect group.Click to the right of the Date Picker control to deselect.Click inside the Title text box and enter End Date.Click the Date Picker Control in the Controls group.Click to the right of the Date Picker control to deselect, and then press twice.In the Display The Date Like This list box, select the desired date format and then click OK.Click in the Title text box and enter Start Date.Click Properties in the Controls group.Click the Date Picker control in the Controls group.(If you don't see it, click the Office button, click Word Options, click Popular, and then select the Show Developer Tab In The Ribbon check box.) Click where you want customers to enter the project start date in your form.Follow these steps to add the corresponding Date Picker controls to your form: You would like them to suggest the best times to start and finish the project. For example, suppose you create a Project Requirements form that lets customers list the requirements for their next system upgrade. With Word 2007's new Date Picker control, you can make it easy for customers to enter dates in your forms.

Editable calendar to insert into word