Now that you've unlinked the sections, you need to delete the watermark.
Open the header in the landscape section, select the watermark, and press
Delete.
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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
http://word.mvps.org
"Deedy" wrote in message
...
I followed these instructions and they were extremely helpful but I have
gotten to a point in my document where my page switches to landscape. I
have
different picture watermarks to insert. I have made sure that the "same
as
previous" link is disabled...inserted section breaks. When I copy my
information into the new page, the previous page's watermark is still
there.
--
Deedy
"Pat Garard" wrote:
G'Day Danalynn,
Be aware that a watermark object (picture or text) is
anchored in the Header area.
A general answer would be:
1. Make sure that you use section breaks to separate
the sets of pages that require differing Watermarks
(including sections with NO watermark).
2. Insert the Watermark you would like for any section
- initially it will be the same throughout the document.
3. Double-click, and modify, the Headers so that each
section does NOT have 'Same as previous'.
4. Move to the (in your case) first section, double-click its
Header - you will now be able to 'select' the watermark
with a single (Left-)click.
5. Delete the Watermark (OR Right-click, choose 'Edit ...'
and modify the Watermark for that section).
6. Repeat for the other sections until you have whatever
Watermark you want (including NO Watermark) in each
section.
--
Regards,
Pat Garard
Melbourne, Australia
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"danalynn" wrote in message
...
I have to insert a water mark into my document but I don't want it to be
on
the first 2 pages, just the last 3. How do I insert a water mark
without it
going on all the pages?