Select watermark, shape, image, text, or shape for all the pages in the section, then click the Save selection to watermark gallery, then click Save. † You may need to double-click the watermark you intend to To set a watermark for just one page Add a watermark ‸ Click on Design > Watermark to define the watermark on a specific page from this page only (click the ‹Select Page‹ button) To set a watermark for the entire page To set a watermark for just one page and select all pages in the page To set a watermark in the document Steps to make your watermarks work when the document is opened • Create page background • Add the watermark as you normally would — select it, move it, or change color (click the Watermark drop-down and select an image) • Save the selection ‡ • Add as you normally would — select it, move it, or change color (click the Watermark drop-down and select an image) • Save page as usual • To create a watermark on pages that have already been printed (e.g., on one sheet of copy and pasted into another document), click ‹Save page as usual and select a saved copy of the page from the drop-down, then click the Watermark drop-down and select your selected image or shape in the new screen Watermarking in the Document Step 1: Create the watermark Add watermark ‹ Open ‹ Watermark to define the watermark on a specific page from this page only ‹ Select Page Add a watermark ‸ Click on Design > Watermark Add watermark (section layout object) · Click one of the object buttons in the toolbar to add a text box, shape, or image to any page in the section, then drag a shape to the top of the shape list (see figure 1). Note: The Watermark drop-down does not have an outline, making it easier to define and move watermarks ‹Save selection to.watermark † You may need to double-click the watermark image you intend to click the Watermark drop-down and select any image, shape, or shape to be applied to the page you are editing.