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High-res watermark
I have kind of a complicated letterhead that I am trying to reproduce as a
Word template. I have tried all kinds of things and have basically given up. My desparation move is to just save the letterhead layout as a graphic, and then use it at 100% normal size with no shading. Amazingly, this works. The layout looks perfect, and I just set the margins to avoid the graphics, etc. However, the text resolution is not *quite* high enough. Anybody have any idea how to overcome this? |
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High-res watermark
Upon review, my post was unclear. I have tried saving my letterhead layout as
various kinds of graphics, and then using them as watermarks, 100% size, non-transparent. This looks great but I can't get these graphic images to print with high enough resolution, when they are used as a watermark. I hope that is more clear. "bcmd" wrote: I have kind of a complicated letterhead that I am trying to reproduce as a Word template. I have tried all kinds of things and have basically given up. My desparation move is to just save the letterhead layout as a graphic, and then use it at 100% normal size with no shading. Amazingly, this works. The layout looks perfect, and I just set the margins to avoid the graphics, etc. However, the text resolution is not *quite* high enough. Anybody have any idea how to overcome this? |
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