I have a document with a form that is written to by the user. The user would
like to use the "enter" instead of the "tab" key to leave the form. Is this
possible, and if so, how?
1. Word 2003 - Enter Key acts like Tab Key
When I hit the enter key, it tabs over instead of dropping to the next line. The enter key acts like the tab key. Same thing happens in Outlook 2003, but I assume that is because Word is used as the editor. Any help stopping this would be greatly appreciated. Regards, -rob
2. Re-mapping Enter Key to work like Tab Key - Word VBA
3. Hitting Enter, Tab, changes previous tab setting
I'm trying to type a legal document in "numbered outline" format (it has headings, subheadings, sub-subheadings, etc.). When I am in a subheading and I hit Enter, in addition to sending me to the next line, it will also often change/screw up the tab settings of the line/subheading that I was just on. Often, when I hit Tab, it will also change the tab setting of one or more previous lines. In a numbered outline format, is there a way for me to hit Enter or Tab without it changing the tab setting of any of my previous content?
4. How do I change the auto text command (enter) key to another key - Word Document management
5. The TAB key and SHIFT+TAB won't change the list level
The TAB key and SHIFT+TAB won't change the list level in Word 2007. Instead, both commands will just indent with a normal TAB. How can I fix this?
6. Make Enter Key do Tab - Microsoft Office
7. How can I froce the Enter key to do Tab
I have developed a fill in form in Word (Office 2000) and it works like a charm. Quite easy to develop and is exactly what I need - with one exception No matter how often I say "Don't use Enter - use Tab" - to move from one field to the next, I still end up with forms that have lost the last few lines because of "Enter's" in the earlier part of the from. I would like to force a "Tab" when the "Enter" key is depressed while filling in this form. Wouldn't the use of "lock" prevent the user from filling in the form?