ActiveX controls you can use on a form
You use the Control Toolbox toolbar to insert Microsoft ActiveX controls in a form that users will view and complete in Microsoft Word.
To use these controls, a knowledge of Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) is recommended so that you can customize their behavior.
Note The controls in the Control Toolbox do not function in many browsers, so it is recommended that you use them for forms that will be filled out in Microsoft Word, not for Web forms.
Controls |
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Insert a check box next to an independent option that you select or clear. Also, insert a check box next to each item in a group of choices that are not mutually exclusive |
Insert a spin control that lets a user increment or decrement a value. |
Insert a scroll bar next to a list box that contains more items than are visible in the box |
Insert a label. |
Insert an edit field or edit control that displays text typed by the user, information entered at design time, or information assigned to the control at run time. |
Insert a command button that carries out an operation, such as displaying more options. |
Insert an option button next to each item in a group of two or more choices that are mutually exclusive
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Insert a box that displays available choices in a list format. If the list exceeds the box size, the user can scroll through the list to view additional choices. |
Insert a combination text box and list box. A user can either type an entry or select one from a list. A combo box includes a scroll bar. |
Insert a toggle button that switches between states |
Insert a picture or graphic. |
Display additional controls you can insert in an online form. If you don't see the control you want, you may need to register it. |