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Version: 2008 Operating System: Mac OS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard) How can I type the word "DRAFT" as a background to each page of a document that I am working on?
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CyberTaz
Why did you post this as a REPLY to another thread which has been inactive
for 2 months & had nothing to do with the subject of your message to begin
with? It isn't appropriate to reply to another message unless you have a
solution or suggestion to offer to the original poster.
It is not helpful to you to to do so as many responders will never go back
to an old message if they weren't a part of the discussion when it was
active. In the future please post your question as a NEW MESSAGE. Use the
"If not, ask a new question." link in the upper left below the "Search
Forums" box & be sure to include specifics concerning your update levels of
both Office & OS X.
The feature you're looking for is called a "watermark". Go to Insert>
Watermark, click the Text option & select DRAFT from the list or type in a
word/phrase you prefer. The Transparency setting is usually best left at 0%
because some printers have trouble with transparency -- the watermark may
not print at all. Experiment with it if the watermark prints too dark.
More info is available in Word Help under the topic: Add a watermark.
HTH |:>)
Bob Jones
[MVP] Office:Mac
for 2 months & had nothing to do with the subject of your message to begin
with? It isn't appropriate to reply to another message unless you have a
solution or suggestion to offer to the original poster.
It is not helpful to you to to do so as many responders will never go back
to an old message if they weren't a part of the discussion when it was
active. In the future please post your question as a NEW MESSAGE. Use the
"If not, ask a new question." link in the upper left below the "Search
Forums" box & be sure to include specifics concerning your update levels of
both Office & OS X.
The feature you're looking for is called a "watermark". Go to Insert>
Watermark, click the Text option & select DRAFT from the list or type in a
word/phrase you prefer. The Transparency setting is usually best left at 0%
because some printers have trouble with transparency -- the watermark may
not print at all. Experiment with it if the watermark prints too dark.
More info is available in Word Help under the topic: Add a watermark.
HTH |:>)
Bob Jones
[MVP] Office:Mac
R
rsl
Sorry - first time I used this forum. thx for the help
C
CyberTaz
No problem -- didn't mean to sound like I was chastising, just explaining
how things work more to your advantage
Regards |:>)
Bob Jones
[MVP] Office:Mac
how things work more to your advantage
Regards |:>)
Bob Jones
[MVP] Office:Mac