Add Text As A Watermark In Word 2003
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Watermarks are great for branding your documents with legal text, company information, etc. A watermark is simply a very faint image or text that appears behind your text. You may have seen documents before that have the word confidential behind the text, such as legal documents. Yes, this is a watermark!
In a previous tip, I showed you how to add a picture as a watermark. Adding text as a watermark is just as simple. You can add text as a watermark in Word 2003, using the steps described below.
- Click the Format menu, point to Background, and select Printed Watermark.
- Select Text Watermark.
- In the text field, use the drop down arrow to select the text that you want to appear as the watermark. To add your own text, type the text in the Text field.
- Use the additional options to format the text.
- Click OK.
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Jim Saunders
September 26th, 2008
at 7:18am
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