This quick tip shows how to add a watermark to an image to protect it from copying or to simply add some branding.
(upbeat music)…- [Instructor] You can set a watermark…to add branding or a warning to a document.…In the design ribbon,…go to the watermark menu.…For speed and convenience,…choose one of the pre-made watermarks.…The watermark will appear…as a light image in the background on every page.…If you have sections in your document,…the watermark will only apply…to the pages in that section.…You can even apply different watermarks…to different sections in a document.…
If the pre-made options don't give you what you need,…choose customer watermark.…Select picture watermark…if you have an image that you want to use.…Click on select picture,…then browse to the file that you want to use.…Make sure the washout option is enabled…so that the watermark image will fade into the background.…Hit apply and close.…Even images with some color can make nice watermarks.…
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Nick Brazzi
Garrick Chow
Jess Stratton
Released
5/30/2017- Drawing a table
- Adding page breaks
- Formatting text in a table
- Using section breaks to control column layouts
- Properly adding space between paragraphs
- Starting page numbering later in a document
- Recovering a document after a crash
- Including both portrait and landscape pages in a document
- Saving to Google Drive from within Word
- Editing PDF content in Word
Skill Level Appropriate for all
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome41s
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1. Word Quick Tips
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Draw a table1m 3s
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Add page numbers1m 6s
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Format pictures1m 5s
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Add a watermark1m 3s
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Use placeholder text1m 15s
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Edit PDF content in Word1m 1s
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