What is how to add check boxes in word?

Here's how to add checkboxes in Microsoft Word:

You can add interactive checkboxes in Word using the Developer Tab. If you don't see it, you'll need to enable it first by going to File > Options > Customize Ribbon and checking the "Developer" box in the right-hand panel.

Once the Developer tab is enabled, you can add checkboxes:

1. Click in your document where you want to insert the checkbox.
2. Go to the Developer tab.
3. In the "Controls" group, click the Checkbox Content Control icon. It looks like a box with a square inside.

You can also add a Legacy Checkbox. Go to the Developer Tab, click Legacy Tools, then select the Check Box Form Field option. This option provides a check box that can be toggled on and off, but doesn't offer the same level of customization as the content control option. Legacy checkboxes require document protection to function correctly. To enable this functionality, in the Developer tab, click the Restrict Editing button, and enable protection for filling in forms.

To customize the appearance or behavior of a Content Control Checkbox, you can select the checkbox, click Properties in the Developer tab, and modify options like the symbol used for checked and unchecked states.