How to use a custom watermark on different pages in your document When you add a watermark to a document in Word 2007, by default, it will be added to your entire document. Therefore if you add a watermark to your document it seems that you have no control over where it will appear. Sometimes this is not what you want. Having the words confidential or do not copy spread across a title page or even a contents page does not always look good. In this tutorial I will show you step by step instructions on how to remove a watermark from one page in your document and also how to put a custom watermark on different pages. Once you know how to do this, you will be the one in control of watermarks in your document. The first thing we will need to do is separate the pages with a section break. This way when we add a watermark it will only apply to the pages in the document that belong to a particular section. So in this example I am going to separate the title page and the table of cont...

Add a watermark to your Word 2007 document Sometimes when you have an important document you need to place a water mark on it to stop people from copying or sharing the information. Maybe you have an E-book that you sell and you want to remind your customers that is cannot be shared around freely. Either way putting a watermark on a document can be a very handy feature to use. What is a watermark? A water mark is a background picture that sits in the background behind the text on a document. If you see the screenshot below I have darkened the page to show the watermark because when the page was white it doesn’t show up as well. A watermark is a faded out or faint picture or text. You must be able to see the information on the page. How to put a watermark on your document in Word 2007? Open  Microsoft Word 2007.  Open a  document.  Can be blank. Click on the  Page Layout  ribbon. Then choose  Water mark  from the menu. Click o...