Buzz
Today, Mytour will guide you on how to insert a watermark (a faint image for copyright purposes) into your Microsoft Word document.
Steps
Create a new document or open an existing Microsoft Word file. Launch the application with the white and blue "W" icon, click on File in the menu bar, and select:
- New Document to create a new file; or
- Open... to access an existing document.
Click on the Design (Design) tab at the top of the window.
Click on Watermark in the upper-right section of the window.
Customize the watermark. Use the settings in the dialog box to personalize it as follows:
- Click Picture to use an image as the watermark.
- Click Select Picture... to choose an image.
- Use the Scale: dropdown to set the size or let Word adjust it automatically.
- Check the "Washout" box to make the image more transparent.
- Click Text to add text as a background watermark.
- Enter your custom text or select a predefined option under the "Text" field.
- Choose a font from the Font: dropdown.
- Adjust the font size using the Size: dropdown or let Word auto-size it.
- Enable Bold or Italic for your preferred text style.
- Use the Transparency: slider to control the watermark's opacity.
- Select a color from the Font Color: dropdown.
- Choose Horizontal or Diagonal to set the watermark's orientation.
Click OK. The watermark will be applied and displayed behind the text and images in your Word document.
