It’s common to need to add a watermark to a Microsoft Word document—either some text (like “DRAFT” or “CONFIDENTIAL”) or a picture, such as a company logo.
In a hands-on demo, I’ll show you how to:
00:00 – Video intro
00:20 – Insert common watermarks such as CONFIDENTIAL and ASAP
00:47 – Insert a custom text watermark and then remove it
01:25 – Insert a custom picture watermark using a logo
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