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Janet M
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PostPosted: Fri Dec 21, 2007 2:51 pm    Post subject: Word 2007 Watermark Reply with quote

I'm trying to put a "Draft" watermark in a Word 2007 document but it is only
putting the watermark on one page. If I move to the next page and try
putting it on again, it just moves it to that page. I think it may be
happening because I have alot of section breaks set up, but I don't want to
remove the section breaks because I need them to have different Headers on
each page. Any suggestions?
Thanks,
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Jay Freedman
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PostPosted: Fri Dec 21, 2007 3:12 pm    Post subject: Re: Word 2007 Watermark Reply with quote

Janet M wrote:
Quote:
I'm trying to put a "Draft" watermark in a Word 2007 document but it
is only putting the watermark on one page. If I move to the next
page and try putting it on again, it just moves it to that page. I
think it may be happening because I have alot of section breaks set
up, but I don't want to remove the section breaks because I need them
to have different Headers on each page. Any suggestions?
Thanks,

Your analysis is correct. You have marked your header in each section as
_not_ "Same As Previous" so that each header will be different, and that
prevents Word from inserting the watermark in all of them at once.

The most efficient method of watermarking all the sections under this
condition is as follows:

- Insert the watermark in the first section.
- Double-click in the header area of the first section to open the pane.
- Select the watermark (you may need to click the Select button on the
ribbon to get the object selection cursor) and copy it to the clipboard.
- Click the Next button on the Header Tools ribbon (I don't have Word in
front of me, so I'm not sure of the exact name of the ribbon tab) to get to
the next section's header.
- Paste to insert a copy of the watermark.
- Repeat the Next and Paste until you get to the last header.

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Suzanne S. Barnhill
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PostPosted: Fri Dec 21, 2007 3:24 pm    Post subject: Re: Word 2007 Watermark Reply with quote

Obviously you've already got the sections set up and unlinked, so you're
going to have to add the watermark to each section separately. In future, if
you want to add such a watermark, it would be prudent to do it before
inserting any section breaks (but note that you'll then have to remove it
separately from each section). If your printer offers the option, it would
be a lot simpler to apply the watermark using the printer driver rather than
Word.

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Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA

"Janet M" <JanetM@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Quote:
I'm trying to put a "Draft" watermark in a Word 2007 document but it is
only
putting the watermark on one page. If I move to the next page and try
putting it on again, it just moves it to that page. I think it may be
happening because I have alot of section breaks set up, but I don't want
to
remove the section breaks because I need them to have different Headers on
each page. Any suggestions?
Thanks,
--
Janet M.
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Aeneas
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PostPosted: Fri Dec 21, 2007 3:31 pm    Post subject: RE: Word 2007 Watermark Reply with quote

Alternatively, you can simply insert a custom (printed watermark), which
will appear on all pages of a Word 2007 document regardless of how many
sections you create with unlinked headers and of whether or not you use
Different Odd and Even Pages or Different Fiirst Page settings.

On the Page Layout tab, click the Watermark button to display the gallery
and menu. Do not select from the gallery; the display of any watermark
inserted from here will be affected by sections with unlinked headers, etc.

Click Custom Watermark to display the Printed Watermark dialog box.

Click the Text Watermark radio button. Make your selections here; you can
also enter any text you like.

Click OK.

Any watermark initially inserted from this dialog box will appear on every
page in every section even if the headers are unlinked, even if Different Odd
and Even Pages check box is checked and even if the Different First Page
check box is checked.

This behavior is doubly puzzling because you can entry a watermark from the
gallery and then edit it in this same Printed Watermark dialog box; however,
its behavior will not be the same as if you had inserted it initially using
the Custom Watermark command.


"Janet M" wrote:

Quote:
I'm trying to put a "Draft" watermark in a Word 2007 document but it is only
putting the watermark on one page. If I move to the next page and try
putting it on again, it just moves it to that page. I think it may be
happening because I have alot of section breaks set up, but I don't want to
remove the section breaks because I need them to have different Headers on
each page. Any suggestions?
Thanks,
--
Janet M.
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Janet M
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PostPosted: Fri Dec 21, 2007 3:39 pm    Post subject: RE: Word 2007 Watermark Reply with quote

Entering it as a custom water mark worked great and I didn't have to enter
the watermark seperately on each page. Thanks for your help!!!!
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Janet M.


"Aeneas" wrote:

Quote:

Alternatively, you can simply insert a custom (printed watermark), which
will appear on all pages of a Word 2007 document regardless of how many
sections you create with unlinked headers and of whether or not you use
Different Odd and Even Pages or Different Fiirst Page settings.

On the Page Layout tab, click the Watermark button to display the gallery
and menu. Do not select from the gallery; the display of any watermark
inserted from here will be affected by sections with unlinked headers, etc.

Click Custom Watermark to display the Printed Watermark dialog box.

Click the Text Watermark radio button. Make your selections here; you can
also enter any text you like.

Click OK.

Any watermark initially inserted from this dialog box will appear on every
page in every section even if the headers are unlinked, even if Different Odd
and Even Pages check box is checked and even if the Different First Page
check box is checked.

This behavior is doubly puzzling because you can entry a watermark from the
gallery and then edit it in this same Printed Watermark dialog box; however,
its behavior will not be the same as if you had inserted it initially using
the Custom Watermark command.


"Janet M" wrote:

I'm trying to put a "Draft" watermark in a Word 2007 document but it is only
putting the watermark on one page. If I move to the next page and try
putting it on again, it just moves it to that page. I think it may be
happening because I have alot of section breaks set up, but I don't want to
remove the section breaks because I need them to have different Headers on
each page. Any suggestions?
Thanks,
--
Janet M.
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Aeneas
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PostPosted: Fri Dec 21, 2007 3:47 pm    Post subject: RE: Word 2007 Watermark Reply with quote

Glad I could help. The other two suggestions were absolutely true re
versions of Word prior to Word 2007; as I apply watermarks nearly every day,
I was delighted to see that Microsoft has given us another option.
"Janet M" wrote:

Quote:
Entering it as a custom water mark worked great and I didn't have to enter
the watermark seperately on each page. Thanks for your help!!!!
--
Janet M.


"Aeneas" wrote:


Alternatively, you can simply insert a custom (printed watermark), which
will appear on all pages of a Word 2007 document regardless of how many
sections you create with unlinked headers and of whether or not you use
Different Odd and Even Pages or Different Fiirst Page settings.

On the Page Layout tab, click the Watermark button to display the gallery
and menu. Do not select from the gallery; the display of any watermark
inserted from here will be affected by sections with unlinked headers, etc.

Click Custom Watermark to display the Printed Watermark dialog box.

Click the Text Watermark radio button. Make your selections here; you can
also enter any text you like.

Click OK.

Any watermark initially inserted from this dialog box will appear on every
page in every section even if the headers are unlinked, even if Different Odd
and Even Pages check box is checked and even if the Different First Page
check box is checked.

This behavior is doubly puzzling because you can entry a watermark from the
gallery and then edit it in this same Printed Watermark dialog box; however,
its behavior will not be the same as if you had inserted it initially using
the Custom Watermark command.


"Janet M" wrote:

I'm trying to put a "Draft" watermark in a Word 2007 document but it is only
putting the watermark on one page. If I move to the next page and try
putting it on again, it just moves it to that page. I think it may be
happening because I have alot of section breaks set up, but I don't want to
remove the section breaks because I need them to have different Headers on
each page. Any suggestions?
Thanks,
--
Janet M.
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Beth Melton
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PostPosted: Sat Dec 22, 2007 6:11 pm    Post subject: Re: Word 2007 Watermark Reply with quote

The fact that using the Watermark gallery inserts the Watermark in the
current section/story only and the Custom Watermark dialog box inserts it in
all sections/stories would be considered a bug. I found this during the beta
but it's one I didn't report (and have no plans to report) since it's nice
to have both options. ;-)

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"Aeneas" <Aeneas@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Quote:

Glad I could help. The other two suggestions were absolutely true re
versions of Word prior to Word 2007; as I apply watermarks nearly every
day,
I was delighted to see that Microsoft has given us another option.
"Janet M" wrote:

Entering it as a custom water mark worked great and I didn't have to
enter
the watermark seperately on each page. Thanks for your help!!!!
--
Janet M.


"Aeneas" wrote:


Alternatively, you can simply insert a custom (printed watermark),
which
will appear on all pages of a Word 2007 document regardless of how many
sections you create with unlinked headers and of whether or not you use
Different Odd and Even Pages or Different Fiirst Page settings.
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