When it comes to creating, disseminating and tallying forms, you can spare time, paper and the agony of decrypting others' chicken-scratch penmanship by taking advantage of Word's Forms feature.
Word makes it easy to disseminate and complete electronic forms.
After you've completed an electronic form, you can print it, save it to a folder on your hard drive or a network, or email it as a file attachment. Word automatically places the insertion point in the document's first form field when you open the document. However, your form fields may be organized in a way that Word's natural tabbing order just doesn't complement. This way you could complete your name and address information before moving on to the renewal check boxes. In this article, we'll show you how to control the tabbing order in your Word forms.