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September 23rd 06, 06:34 PM
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Just want to add text block to form!
I just want to add a text block to a form, that's it! But so far the only way
I've seen to do it is to use a already formatted function that has a box associated with it and just renaming the text associated with the box then delete the box leaving just the text. There must be an easier way! I've looked for something similiar to the "Text box" command I use in powerpoint all the time but I can't see the equivalent in form programming. I'm sure this is an easy question to answer for most of you and I'll feel stupid once you tell me but I must know! 
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