Select Drop-Down list entry by typing

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I'm creating a form in Word and have a drop-down list with state abbreviations. I would like it so that when I tab to the list, I can type the first letter of the state and have it jump to the first state of that letter (example: Type T and list jumps to "TN", type T again and selection jumps to "TX").

Can this be done in Word? Preferably without the use of macros/VB if at allpossible. Oh I'm using Word 2010 if that makes a difference. Thanks in advance.
 

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