Once you are done changing the properties, click on OK to save these changes.
If you want users to modify the content control but not delete it then check the box next to Content Control cannot be deleted. There are content control options available in the Locking section that prevent them from being deleted or edited. You can change the color to any color of your choice or keep it Automatic.Ĭheck the box next to Use a style to format text typed into the empty control and choose a style from the dropdown box next to Style. Using the dropdown list next to Show as you can either choose Bounding Box, Start/End Tag, or None to control the appearance of the content control in the document. You can now give a title in the textbox next to Title. The properties on a text box has an option for that, but I didnt see it in the rich text boxes. Or are you using some other kind of control Stefan Blom, Microsoft Word MVP The only way I have found is to hit SHIFT-Return. With the rich text content control selected, click on the Properties button to open the Content Control Properties window. In rich text content controls you should be able to add carriage returns.
Next, click on the Design Mode button again to turn off the Design mode. The bounding box will have changed and you can now change the text within it to whatever you want. To modify the design of the content control, click on the Design Mode button in the Controls group to turn on the Design mode.
This inserts a new field with a bounding box. Next, click on the Rich Text Content Control box in the Controls group to add rich text content control. Then, select the Developer tab in the Ribbon menu. Click on a location in the document where you want to add a control. Insert and Change Rich Text Content Control When you go back to Word you will see the Developer tab enabled in the Ribbon menu.
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