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Graphic Watermark

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Chapter 3: Installing the Software Use this dialog box to enter the text and layout of your watermark. You can set the watermark's font, size, style, and darkness, as well as the angle and position on the page. The preview area at the right shows the effect of your settings. The preview will display both the currentlyselected text watermark and any selected graphic. However, you can change the text only in this dialog box. The text in the preview will overlay the graphic if the two overlap. You may name your watermark in the Name field. It will initially take the same name as the Text field, but you can use any name up to 16 characters in length. Click OK to add the new watermark to the list on the Watermark Options dialog. To edit one of the watermarks on the list, from the Watermark Options dialog box, highlight the watermark you want to change. Click Edit to bring up the Edit Watermark dialog box. The Edit dialog box is similar to the Add Watermark dialog box. When your changes are complete, click OK. Graphic Watermark To create a graphic watermark, click Add in the graphics area of the Watermark Options dialog box. A graphic watermark can be any uncompressed, valid bitmap (e.g. .bmp) file. The Watermark Graphics dialog box will appear. Note: You may use the graphic watermark feature to create a custom letterhead for your stationery. Simply position the bitmap graphic where you want it, for example in the top left corner or top center of the page, and set the darkness to "darkest." See the illustration below. 42

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Chapter 3: Installing the Software
Use this dialog box to enter the text and layout of
your watermark. You can set the watermark’s
font, size, style, and darkness, as well as the angle
and position on the page. The preview area at the
right shows the effect of your settings.
The preview will display both the currently-
selected text watermark and any selected graphic.
However, you can change the text only in this
dialog box. The text in the preview will overlay
the graphic if the two overlap.
You may name your watermark in the Name field.
It will initially take the same name as the Text
field, but you can use any name up to 16
characters in length.
Click OK to add the new watermark to the list on
the Watermark Options dialog.
To edit one of the watermarks on the list, from the
Watermark Options dialog box, highlight the
watermark you want to change. Click Edit to
bring up the Edit Watermark dialog box. The Edit
dialog box is similar to the Add Watermark dialog
box.
When your changes are complete, click OK.
Graphic Watermark
To create a graphic watermark, click Add in the
graphics area of the Watermark Options dialog
box. A graphic watermark can be any
uncompressed, valid bitmap (e.g. .bmp) file. The
Watermark Graphics dialog box will appear.
Note:
You may use the graphic
watermark feature to create a custom
letterhead for your stationery. Simply
position the bitmap graphic where you
want it, for example in the top left corner
or top center of the page, and set the
darkness to “darkest.” See the illustration
below.