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4. To load a custom watermark you’ve created as a bitmap in
an application program, click the
User Defined
button.
You see the following dialog box:
Click the
Browse
button. You see the Select a bitmap file
dialog box. Navigate to the folder containing the bitmap
file you want to use, select the file, and click
OK
.
Type a name for the custom watermark (up to 24
characters long) in the
Watermark
field. Click the
Save
button to add it to the list, then click
OK
.
The custom watermark now appears as the selected
watermark in the Watermark Settings dialog box and is
shown in the Layout graphic.
5. Now select the way you want the watermark to appear by
choosing the following options. The Layout graphic
changes to reflect all the settings you choose.
◗
Position
selects where you want the watermark to
appear on your page:
Center
,
Top-Left
,
Top-Right
,
Bottom-Left
, or
Bottom-Right
.
◗
Size
adjusts the size of the watermark, either larger or
smaller, as you move the slide bar.
◗
Color
lets you choose a color for your predefined
watermark:
Red
,
Black
,
Blue
,
Aqua
,
Lime
,
Fuchsia
,
or
Yellow
. You cannot select a color for a custom
watermark; it is printed in its original colors.
Click Browse to select
your bitmap file
Then type a name for your
custom watermark here
and click Save
Note:
You can create up to 10
custom watermarks. In
Windows 98 and
Windows 95, you can use
any bitmap file up to 15MB
in size. With Windows NT,
the file can be any size.
To delete a custom
watermark you’ve added to
the list, click the User
Defined button. Then select
the watermark and click
Delete. Click OK to close the
dialog box.
Note:
If your monitor displays only
16 colors, the Intensity
adjustments are not shown
in the Layout graphic. If you
choose the No Halftoning
setting, the Intensity setting
does not determine how
your watermark is printed.
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