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watermarks and Autoshapes
can anybody advise me on how to add a watermark inside an autoshape??
this is what I have done so far with no joy. I have created a rectangle using autoshapes I then selected add text , and instead of adding text I inserted an image. I right clicked the image and selected edit image. using the word wrapping icon i selected behind text. Then chose watermark . please can you help??? |
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watermarks and Autoshapes
Hi Woody,
Within an Shape graphics are inline. If you use Format=Autoshape=Colors and Lines=Fill=Fill Effects=Picture to insert a picture then set the transparency of the fill to 75% or higher that may give you the watermark background to the shape. ================ "woodyuk" wrote in message ... can anybody advise me on how to add a watermark inside an autoshape?? this is what I have done so far with no joy. I have created a rectangle using autoshapes I then selected add text , and instead of adding text I inserted an image. I right clicked the image and selected edit image. using the word wrapping icon i selected behind text. Then chose watermark . please can you help??? -- Bob Buckland ?:-) MS Office System Products MVP *Courtesy is not expensive and can pay big dividends* |
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