I am attempting to insert text on an existing form (line) in word. In so doing, the line adjusts - I would like to retain the existing settings for the lines and only insert the text on top of the line. Thanks for any help.
I am attempting to insert text on an existing form (line) in word. In so doing, the line adjusts - I would like to retain the existing settings for the lines and only insert the text on top of the line. Thanks for any help.
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