60. How to use the insert watermark function in Word

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One of the most useful features of Microsoft Word is the ability to insert watermarks into your documents. Watermarks are images or text that appear behind the main content of the document. They can be used to indicate document ownership, its status (such as draft or confidential), or simply to add a touch of professionalism or creativity to your work. In this guide, we will learn step by step how to use the watermark insertion function in Word.

First, open the Word document in which you want to insert the watermark. Go to the "Design" tab in the top menu. Within this tab, you will find the "Watermark" option, usually located in the right corner of the menu. Click on it to open the watermark menu.

In the watermark menu, you will have several options at your disposal. Word offers some predefined watermarks that you can use, such as "Confidential" or "Do Not Copy." To use one of these predefined watermarks, simply click on it and it will automatically be applied to your document.

If you want to create your own custom watermark, click the "Custom Watermark" option at the bottom of the menu. This will open a new window where you can create your watermark.

In this window, you have two options: you can create a text watermark or an image watermark. To create a text watermark, select the "Text" option and type the text you want to use in the watermark. You can also choose the font, size, color and layout of the text. To create an image watermark, select the "Image" option and click "Select Image" to choose an image from your computer. You can adjust the image scale to fit your document. Once you're happy with your watermark, click "Apply" to insert it into your document.

Once you insert the watermark, you can adjust it as needed. To do this, go back to the "Watermark" menu and click on "Custom Watermark". This will open the watermarks window again where you can make adjustments to your watermark. When you are satisfied with the changes, click "Apply" again.

Finally, if you want to remove the watermark from your document, just go to the "Watermark" menu and click "Remove Watermark". This will remove the watermark from your document.

As you can see, Word's watermark insertion function is a powerful and flexible tool that can add a touch of professionalism to your documents. With a little practice, you will be able to use this function easily and efficiently.

We hope this guide has been helpful in learning how to use the watermark insertion function in Word. Remember, practice makes perfect, so don't be afraid to experiment and explore all the options Word has to offer!

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