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Microsoft Office Word 2007 Tutorial » Controls ActiveX Macro » Controls   8. 2. 4. Prevent any changes to a document except content controls Click Office button Click Word option Click the 'Developer tab' Open the document with content controls. Then click the Developer tab. Then select the text you don't want to get changed Then click the Group button. Then click Group. To remove the protection, click the Group button, and then click Ungroup. 8. 2. Controls 8. 2. 1.  Set Developer Options 8. 2. 2.  Add Controls to a Document 8. 2. 3.  Set or Change Control Properties 8. 2. 4.  Prevent any changes to a document except content controls 8. 2. 5.  Inserting a text control into your template 8. 2. 6.  Inserting a Dropdown List control into your template 8. 2. 7.  Inserting a Date Picker control into your template 8. 2. 8.  Removing a content control completely 8. 2. 9.  Retain the data that has been entered using the control but remove the control itself. 8. 2. 10.  Protect a form or document 8. 2. 11.  Locking the form for data entry only

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