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[shkspeare]

hi does anyone here know how to make an image appear on each page, withuot havin to add it everytime in ms word

 

[Winston]

you mean adding a watermark?

 

[fatmuscle]

what version are u using?

 

[Huy]

I think he just wants a transparent image, on the background of each page (a huge watermark!).

shakespeare, you can always change your default word template (normal.dot I believe), but that's risky - just change it each time you use it, otherwise you'll be making changes to the default templates being used and applied, each time you startup word.

 

[Winston]

Originally posted by Huy
I think he just wants a transparent image, on the background of each page (a huge watermark!).

shakespeare, you can always change your default word template (normal.dot I believe), but that's risky - just change it each time you use it, otherwise you'll be making changes to the default templates being used and applied, each time you startup word.

Better yet create a custom template.

 

[anti]

You could add it as a header/footer image? I don't use word all that much.. sorry

 

[Huy]

Originally posted by anti
I don't use word all that much.. sorry

And you have "doing assessments" (presumably typing/documents) as one of your activities on Ringo!

 

[Lexicographer]

Could be in Notepad!

 

[Huy]

Originally posted by Lexicographer
Could be in Notepad!

Or edit.exe

An old favourite of mine,

 

[anti]

Originally posted by Huy
And you have "doing assessments" (presumably typing/documents) as one of your activities on Ringo!

haha, i did the first 3/4 of my marketing assignment using OPENOFFICE thankyou very much

then everybody kept sending me stuff which had great MS formatting so i had to install office. wasn't a hassle, and i've left it on both my pc and laptop... but it's HUGE.

 

[anti]

Originally posted by Lexicographer
Could be in Notepad!

pfft where is my syntax highlighting!
emacs

 

[Huy]

Open Office's Writer - Microsoft Office's Word. It's the same thing to me, a word processing app.

I agree though, Office installations (minimal, don't get me started with the full installations) take up a gazillion megabytes. It's not a big deal though, but I'm a neat freak and would prefer to have files I understand residing on my system.

(Go the Macs!)