Including a "Watermark" as Background with MSP

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Submitted by David Ball on Sun, 2007-08-12 23:42
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MS Visio works very well for this, also. Right click on the image in Visio then Format -> Fill -> and adjust the slider for the Transparency setting.

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Submitted by Tony McClennon on Wed, 2007-04-25 06:57
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Hemanth,



Many thanks for the suggestion - works perfectly.



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Tony

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Submitted by Hemanth Kumar on Wed, 2007-04-25 06:50
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UseAdobe AcrobatProfessional6

You Can MakeYour Own"Stamps"With Images orlogos

make it semy transperent ( opacity=30%)

stampit & send

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Submitted by Tony McClennon on Tue, 2007-04-24 07:06
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Hi Hemanth,



Thank you for the suggestion - I have done this previously and it works for hard copies.



However, the problem arises when trying to print directly to pdf format to send to recipients who do not have MSP - I can set some of our printers up to print a draft watermark, but printing to pdf does not give this capability.



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Tony

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Submitted by Hemanth Kumar on Tue, 2007-04-24 06:20
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Print blank Watermarks in word .use that sheet again to print