You may already be adding your "John Hancock" as an official sign-off to your business stationery, but one more layer of customization is done through a watermark. This image or small block of text ...

If you'd like to add not a built-in watermark, but a custom one, simply go to Design > Watermark > Custom Watermark. Next, select Picture watermark or Text watermark and either select a background ...

Microsoft Word allows you to add many small touches, such as watermarks, to improve your document's appearance. However, there is no built-in watermark option for photos you insert into Word documents ...

Watermarks are faded background text or images that sit behind the text in a document. You can use them to indicate a document's status (such as confidential or draft), add a subtle company logo, or ...

Word has some many features that no one ever uses about 80% of them. But that doesn't mean they're not incredibly useful -- it's just that most of them remain relatively undiscovered. Did you know, ...

Watermarks are, perhaps, the most reliable way to label and identify documents, especially for sensitive, private, or legal documentation because you can’t miss seeing a watermark. It’s splashed ...

Once you have your Word document content in place, proofed and spell-checked, it’s time to add the finishing touches that make a document more attractive to read and more functional. In this article, ...

Choose a color--it's that easy! How to add color or a picture to a Word document’s background Your email has been sent Editor’s note: In the video, Brandon Vigliarolo uses Microsoft Office 365 and ...