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This wikiHow teaches you how to add a watermark to a Microsoft Word document.
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QuestionWhy is it under the text?Community AnswerBecause that's just how Word's watermarks default on the page.
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QuestionHow can I add a watermark on each page of my report?Community AnswerIf you go to the "Design" tab, you will find a "Watermark" option all the way to the right. Choose from featured watermarks, get some from Office.com, add your own custom watermark, or remove a watermark.
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QuestionHow do I move a watermark picture to place it where I want on the page?Community AnswerClick "Picture". Click the button that says "Add watermark". Move your watermark with your clicker.
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1. Create or open a Word document.
2. Click on Design
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3. Click on Watermark
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4. Customize the watermark.
5. Click on OK
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