A lot of people use apps like Microsoft Word to create documents with interactive checkboxes. For instance, you'd need to insert checkboxes if you're putting together a to-do list (and don't want to ...

If you're creating a form for someone to fill out, you may want to include checkboxes for someone to check indicating that they agree with or have read certain parts of the document. You might also ...

When you’re looking to organize tasks or create a checklist in Microsoft Word, adding check boxes can be a very useful feature. Adding checkboxes to a Microsoft Word document can be useful for ...

You can insert a checkbox in a Word document in 2 ways, depending on how you want it to be used. If you want to print empty checkboxes that people can fill in real life, use Word's "Home" tab. By ...

In Microsoft Word, people can mark their document as final to not make changes to it. When the user marks the document as final, the document changes to read-only, and some of the ribbon buttons are ...

Reader Mary wrote in with this vexing Word 2007 problem: “When only one document is opened, saved, and then closed in Word, the entire program closes. To keep the program open after closing a document ...

To prevent your clients and employees from changing your documents, use the "Mark as Final" command before you share them. The Mark as Final command makes the documents read-only, so everything from ...