> I want to create a water-mark in a word or power-point document. I found to > go to format/page/background and I could import a grafic (e.g. foto). But I > want this to really appear as a water-mark which means it is only slightly > to > be seen in the background. So far I couldn't do it. What am I doing wrong? > By the way in Power Point I cannot even import a foto with the obove measure. > > Awaiting your comments. > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > I believe there was a response to this or a similar question, and the answer > was to use a photo editing program (GIMP would work) to alter the photo and > make it very faint first. > > In GIMP: One way to do this is Tools > Color Tools > Levels. > > In Corel PhotoPaint (as another example): Image > Adjust > Level > Equalization.
There is a way to do this in OpenOffice.org. As I responded before, Try inserting a picture with Insert > Picture > From file... Make the picture look like a watermark by selecting Watermark on the Graphics mode dropdown menu on the Picture toolbar (it should appear automatically when you insert the picture). Place the picture in the background by right-clicking the picture and selecting Wrap > In Background When you have the watermark exactly where you want it, lock it in place so it won't move by right-clicking the picture again and choosing Picture... On the Options tab under the Protect section choose Position. // Trevor --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
