Help with graphic

[RC]

I inserted a graphic into a word 2000 document, I want
this graphic to automatically continue on additional pages
that are added without putting it in the header/footer
field or without coping & pasting. Is this possible? And
if so, how? Thanks

 

[Kate G.]

can you be a little more specific.... describe in more detail what you are
trying to accomplish...

why not in header/footer as that is the easiest way to have something appear
on every page... in the same location.

Kate in MN

 

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

As Kate G. says, if you want something to repeat on every page, you need to
anchor it to the header. It doesn't have to be in the header area: a
"floating" or "wrapped" graphic can appear anywhere on the page.

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[Guest]

What I am trying to do is similar to letterhead, but if I
put the graphic in the header the colors of the graphic
are muted. It must be a full color graphic and must be
repeated in the same location on every page. I hope this
explains better. Thank you for your help.

 

[Kate G.]

It will appear muted in print preview (to indicate it is "on a different
layer" of the document) ... but should print in full color unless you
customize the image to a watermark or otherwise adjust the
brightness/tint...


Kate in MN

 

[Bob Buckland ?:-\)]

Hi R.C.,

If you're trying to present this on screen
then your options are somewhat limited.

For Word 2000 you can't use the frameless 'frames'
page option of Word 2002/2003 except if you
saved the document as a web page.

You could insert the graphic once, enclose it in
a bookmark and then use a {REF} field to place
duplicates in other parts of your document,
but that can bloat your file by inserting a copy
of the graphic at each location and positioning
could be tricky unless you want to manually force
page breaks.

========What I am trying to do is similar to letterhead, but if I
put the graphic in the header the colors of the graphic
are muted. It must be a full color graphic and must be
repeated in the same location on every page. I hope this
explains better. Thank you for your help. <<
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I hope this helps you,

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