Word 2003 create drop down boxes with multiple selections

http://www.word.mvps.org/FAQs/Userforms/index.htm
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MS Word is excellent as a template, but Acrobat takes interactive forms to a much higher level of professionalism. Alas, it's expensive - the Acrobat Professional edition, which can create interactive .pdf forms, lists $449 retail. However, Adobe steeply discounts the price of a license to educational institutions ($120 per copy).

If you can get your hands on Acrobat Pro to create interactive forms on a Word template, you would prefer that solution. Acrobat is simply amazing, and usurps significantly less storage than Word. What you see is what the recipient views, and the Reader is universally available as a free download from Adobe.

Rick/Portland, OR