Anyone an expert on Microsoft Word?

Question

okay im doing a report on a book by judy blume. on every page i want a picture lying completely covering the whole page, but words overlpapping it but none of the backround erased. sort of like a picture book with words on it! get what im saying?

Answer 1

Do you mean:

I want a custom picture as the background of a Word Document.

Not a problem - here is what you do:

Format
Background
Fill effects
Click the pictures Tab

Browse for the picture you want in the background.
Click ok.

You are done - the picture will remain in the background and text can go over the picture.

I hope this is what you wanted.

Note a water mark will work in the same way however the background remain white so is easy to type over. Simply choice printed water mark and the picture you want to use.

Answer 2

Do the following
Insert-->Picture-->from file
Then
Rightclick on the picture-->show picture toolbar -->click on the dog icon-->select behind text

If you want to appear in different style--select water mark from the 2nd icon on the toolbar

Note : if you want the same pic on all pages you must put it using header and footer

Answer 3

From the main menu select

Format >> Background >> Printed Watermark

select Picture Watermark and then Select Picture to choose an image.

You may want to clear the Washout checkbox if you don't want your image to be modified

Answer 4

It's called a watermark. Different versions of Word have the feature in different places, but usually in the Page Layout section. Search Word's help for "watermark" and you'll find what you need.

Answer 5

go to the format menu
go to background, then printed watermark.
click the circle for a picture, then click the button for "select picture" or something like that.
you should be able to insert a picture from there.

Answer 6

Require a password to open a document When you create a password, write it down and keep it in a secure place. If you lose the password, you cannot open or gain access to the password-protected document. Learn about using passwords. Open the document. On the File menu, click Save As. On the Tools menu in the Save As dialog box, click General Options. In the Password to open box, type a password, and then click OK. In the Reenter password to open box, type the password again, and then click OK. Click Save.

Answer 7

check to see if there is a setting - to allow a picture as a "background"
once that is added you should be able to add text to it which will appear on top - similar to how it is applied in websites

Answer 8

yehh, u could use watermark.... kool idea tho