Highlight Copyright by Creating Watermark in Word

This guide provides a practical overview of Highlight Copyright by Creating Watermark in Word, including its main features, benefits, limitations, and important considerations.

To create borders for a text page in Word 2013 there are 3 basic ways as follows:

1. Highlight copyright using text.

Step 1: Go Card Design -> Watermark -> select the type of available copyright mark or click on Custom Watermark to customize the request:

Step 2: The Printed Watermark dialog box appears, click the Custom Text Watermark box, including the following options:

- Language: Select the input language.

- Text: Enter the text content used to mark copyright.

- Font: Select a font for input.

- Size: Select the font size.

- Color: Select text color for highlighted content.

Finally, click OK

- After clicking OK, your text has been copyrighted with a sinking text:

2. Copyright markup using images.

Step 1: Go Card Design -> Watermark -> Custom Watermark:

Step 2: The Printed Watermark dialog box appears, select Picture Watermark -> Select Picture to select the image you want to mark copyright:

Step 3: The Insert Pictures dialog box comes with 2 options: retrieve images from files available on your computer or search for images online:

Step 4: For example, here search other images on the network -> enter the search content in Search Bing -> press Enter -> search results are displayed -> select the image you want to use the bookmark -> Insert:

Step 5: After selecting the image to be inserted in the dialog box -> click OK to complete:

- After clicking OK, your text has been copyrighted by the selected image:

The above is a detailed guide on how to mark copyright by creating Water mark in Word.

Good luck!