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Hi<BR><BR>We have an HP Designjet Plotter at one of my offices. I was wondering if there was a way that I could make the printer print a watermark/footer with the user who sent the print job's ...

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, ...

A watermark is text or a graphic that, seemingly, appears behind the main document. You’ve probably seen them used to display status information or possibly warnings, such as draft and confidential.

The default blank background of a Word document can look a little drab to some. You may want to jazz it up by inserting a background image or a printed watermark.

Q: My firm’s tech support guy says watermark functionality is not available in Microsoft Office Excel 2003. I can’t see how Microsoft could have left it out. Accountants typically have to be able to ...

Q: I must submit a proposal using Microsoft Word. The company is requiring that my name appear as a watermark on each page. What is a watermark, and how do I create it? A: A watermark is a picture or ...

Watermarking began in Italy in the 13th century when papermakers used these marks to identify their handiwork. Eventually, specialized watermarks were commissioned. To impede forgery, for instance, ...