How do you make a clip art watermarked and be able to type on it

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Watermark - 23 Aug 2006 15:37 GMT

I want to create a document from a watermarked clip art. I then want to
create an agenda on that design. I know how to make the clip art watermarked
but you can't type on it. I am sure there is a way. Help!

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Suzanne S. Barnhill - 23 Aug 2006 16:22 GMT

If you have sent the clip art Behind Text, then you should be able to type
in the document in front of it.

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> I want to create a document from a watermarked clip art. I then want to
> create an agenda on that design. I know how to make the clip art watermarked
> but you can't type on it. I am sure there is a way. Help!

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Accessing datastick word docs with image - 31 Aug 2006 21:49 GMT

Once you have got the image behind the text (the icons show little pictures
of dogs), you should then be able to select the format to change the image to
watermark quality. We used this to produce a watermarked colour image of a
rose from clipart as a background to wedding stationery and it worked out
fine. Hope that helps.

Nicky Hillier

> If you have sent the clip art Behind Text, then you should be able to type
> in the document in front of it.
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> watermarked
> > but you can't type on it. I am sure there is a way. Help!

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