How to Get More Watermarks for Word 2007
Microsoft Word 2007 offers several built-in watermarks that you can insert into a document for added security or branding. If you want to add more watermarks, you can create custom watermarks. You can use text to add information in a watermark, use an image such as your company logo, or change a standard watermark so that it suits your purpose. You can also get more watermarks by downloading them from Office Online.
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Instructions
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Change a Watermark
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Open the Word document to which you want to add a watermark.
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Go to the "Page Layout" tab and select "Watermark" in the "Page Background" group. Select "Custom Watermark." The "Printed Watermark" dialog box will open.
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Select "Text Watermark." Click on one of the predesigned text watermark options.
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Type over the text in the "Text" box using the word or phrase you want to insert as a watermark. Change the font or color as desired.
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Click "Apply" to add the watermark.
Make a Custom Watermark
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Open the Word document to which you want to add a watermark.
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Go to the "Insert" tab and insert a picture, clip art, Word Art or other object into the Word document. Format the object as you want it to appear in the watermark.
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Select the object with your mouse.
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Go to the "Page Layout" tab. Click the "Watermark" drop-down and select "Save Selection to Watermark Gallery."
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Type in a name for your custom watermark. Click "OK" to add it to the gallery.
Download More Watermarks
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Open a Microsoft Word document.
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Click the "Office Button" and select "New."
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Choose "More Categories" under "Office Online."
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Type "Watermark" into the "Search" box and press "Enter."
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Select the watermark you want to add to Word 2007 and click "Download."
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