Depnding on your printer, you may have the facility to print a Watermark on
the copy. Call up the Print dialogue box and see if you have a tab called
Properties or Preferences, then a tab called Effects. In the Effects
dialogue box there maybe a drop down box called Watermarks. Here you can
either choose one of the default ones or make your own one.
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"jodona50" wrote:
Hi, are this documents sent as an attachments, or viewing files? If they are
attachments you can open and create a watermark in wordard.