Adding Watermarks to Mac Word Documents

A watermark is a handy way to provide information about a document. Use one to indicate that a printed document is a draft copy. Or use a watermark to indicate that a document is confidential.

Of course, you can also use watermarks to add a professional touch to your work. For example, you can add your company's logo to letters, reports and other important documents.

Fortunately, it is easy to add a watermark to your Mac Word documents, if you know where to look.

To insert a watermark in Mac Word 2008, follow these steps:

1. Click the Insert menu

2. Select Watermark

3. Specify whether you'd like to add a picture or text watermark

4. Specify your other options, such as opacity and font size

5. Click OK