Watermarks are faint text or graphic images that appear behind document text. Watermarks are often used to indentify the type or status of a document, such as “Confidential” or “Draft” or to add a company logo to the background. Watermarks are light enough so that they do not interfere with the reading of the document text and are intended for printed documents. You can choose from a gallery of pre-configured Watermarks or customize your own.
To Insert a Watermark
- Click the Page Layout tab.
- Click the Watermark button on the Page Background command set.
- To insert a pre-configured watermark, choose the watermark you want from the gallery.
To insert a Custom Watermark:
- Click Custom Watermark.
- To insert a background picture, select Picture, click the Select Picture button, and then navigate to the location of the picture.
- To insert background text, select Text, and then either choose the preset text option from the Text drop down list or type your own in the Text box.
- Choose any additional watermark options.
- Click OK.
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