While we are
creating a document, we might feel the need to add a watermark to
Word 2007 documents. You can add a watermark to Word 2007 documents
to signify a document status such as draft, sample etc or it
could be a company logo or a background picture. A watermark can
also serve as a means to protect the document from plagiarism. It
can help identify the original source or copyrights of the document.
Follow this simple procedure to add a watermark to Word 2007
documents:
Open
the Word document to which you want to add the watermark.
Click on the Page Layout tab.
Click on the Watermark button in the Page Background section.
Select a watermark from the given options. Now you can choose one of the
included watermarks to fit the type of document.
You
can also add a custom image. Click on Custom Watermark in the menu.
The
Printed Watermark dialog box will appear. Under Text watermark, you can
easily add the watermark you want.
Click on Apply
and then the Close button.
You can also add a
Picture watermark by selecting that option and browsing for the required
image. Click Apply and then Close.
All the settings for
the watermark can be made through the Printed Watermark dialog box. You
can remove a watermark from your Word 2007 document by selecting the
option Remove watermark from the menu of the Watermark button.
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