How to Do Multiple Watermarks on Microsoft Word 2007
Watermarks are used to protect document text for confidentiality purposes. When watermarks are added to any type of document, this prohibits copying and distribution of any kind. Before the evolution of desktop-publishing software, creating watermarks could be rather complicated because of a lack of resources. But computer users can take matters into their own hands to protect their documents with desktop-publishing software like Microsoft Word 2007. Even multiple watermarks can be added to one document in Word 2007, as long as it is text. Create multiple watermarks in Word 2007 with a little text manipulation using the Page Layout tools.
Instructions
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Launch the Microsoft Word 2007 desktop-publishing application on your system.
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Open the Word document you want to place the watermarks in. (If you need to create a new document, click "File" and select "New Document.")
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Click the "Page Layout" tab on the Word 2007 menu across the top of the page. Then, click the "Watermark" button to view the thumbnail images of the Word 2007 default watermarks.
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Double-click the "Custom Watermark" option below all of the default thumbnail images. The Printed Watermark box will pop up.
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Click the "Text Watermark" radio button option in the Printed Watermark box. Several drop-down menu bars will be available for you to enter your preferences for the multiple watermarks.
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Type the text you'd like for the watermarks. Enter a space between each word watermark to separate the watermarks properly.
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Click the "Font" menu bar and select the type of display you'd like for the watermark text.
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Choose a color using the "Color" menu bar, and then click "OK" to save the watermark text and settings. The multiple watermarks will be added to the document, automatically sized and positioned.
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Tips & Warnings
To select a customized watermark of your own, scroll down below the thumbnail images and select "Custom Watermark."
Multiple watermark images cannot be added. Each time you select a new watermark image, it will replace the current one. This is just a default action in Word 2007 that you cannot change or adjust. Multiple text watermarks will be the only way you'll be able to create multiple watermarks for one document.