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Watermark is too light in washout and too dark without washout

by S2VpdGggQQ » Sat, 14 Jan 2006 03:08:02 GMT

Is there a way of changing the intensity of color in a picture used for a 
watermark?

Re: Watermark is too light in washout and too dark without washout

by garfield-n-odie » Sat, 14 Jan 2006 08:12:51 GMT

Insert the watermark as usual.  Click on View | Header and 
Footer.  Right-click once on the watermark, and left click on 
Format Picture | Picture tab.  The default watermark settings are 
85% brightness and 15% contrast.  Decrease the brightness and 
increase the contrast until the picture is the intensity that you 
prefer.

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