Thank you very much, Chester! I literally spent around 4 hours trying to deal with the background image as most of the information on the web seems to be outdated/suitable for other versions of Word. You explained it just perfectly and the second method is the most manageable in my opinion. I appreciate the effort! Keep it up!
Bless you! Unlocked the mystery around a background image in a Word template and got me going again. I kept fitzing around with the "picture/watermark" ribbon. I would have never thought to look in the header.
Thank you for the amazing tutorial. I have one question. Is there any way that I can use the page format that I can see whilst im editing the background image. I want it to be black with a white logo in the middle which is how it appears when im editing the picture but as soon as I close the headers and footers section it turns into a grey colour that I am not looking for. I would like to use the template that is active once im editing the page format not the one that is created when I close the headers and footers.
Another advantage of placing the background image directly in the header (instead of using the watermark option) is that you can set up different background images for left and right pages.
I used Design tab > Page Background > click Page Color > click Fill Effects to color the background, which filled the entire page as wanted. When I print the page, it tiles the background instead of printing what I see on the screen, one single background. Any idea how to print the page and not tile the background fill effect?
This was great, except for one issue. I have an extra blank page at the end of my document that I cannot delete due to the Section Break (Next Page) at the bottom of the previous (actual last page). If I delete that mark up, it deletes the backgound image on the true last page.
Thank you very much, Chester! I literally spent around 4 hours trying to deal with the background image as most of the information on the web seems to be outdated/suitable for other versions of Word. You explained it just perfectly and the second method is the most manageable in my opinion. I appreciate the effort! Keep it up!
Thank you so much. You have saved my job as I had no idea how to do it.
Thanks so much for showing us so many ways to do it!
Bless you! Unlocked the mystery around a background image in a Word template and got me going again. I kept fitzing around with the "picture/watermark" ribbon. I would have never thought to look in the header.
Looks good! Thanks for demonstrating. Thumbs up!!
Many thanks, Chester. A very clear explanation.
Thank you for this video, it's very useful!
Thank you sir for all these tutorials 🙂easy to learn
Very easy to follow. Thank you!
Thanks a lot been trying to have a different branded image on the following pages, and finally found how.
Very helpful. Thanks!
Thank your so much! Very well explained!👍 it saved a lot of time!!
Very good tutorial! You covered a lot. Simple and easy!
bro you are the best and a goat i never saw so a good video
thanks so much - this was brilliant
Thank you for this! Very helpful and detailed.
Helpful, saved me!
Thanks once again for the explainer
Thank you so much, i was struggling from 2 hours😤
Very helpful. Thank you so much! 👏🤗
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks, needed to do this for my school work so it wouldn't look bland
Very helpful, thanks a lot💗
Well done Chester 👌, a brilliant explanation that covered all aspects, keep up the good work 👍
Ofcourse! But thanks for a great tutorial. Simple and perfect speed.
very useful presentation, tnx!!!
Thank you for the amazing tutorial. I have one question. Is there any way that I can use the page format that I can see whilst im editing the background image. I want it to be black with a white logo in the middle which is how it appears when im editing the picture but as soon as I close the headers and footers section it turns into a grey colour that I am not looking for. I would like to use the template that is active once im editing the page format not the one that is created when I close the headers and footers.
Another advantage of placing the background image directly in the header (instead of using the watermark option) is that you can set up different background images for left and right pages.
You are a great tutor. Please make more clips on ms word, sheet and excel thanks
excellent | Thanks a lot.
thank you!
Thank you so much!
what format does the picture need to be? jpeg, png, pdf?
any idea how to remove thw washout, yea its has a box with a option but its still washed, and can't kind it anywhere
Thank you🙏, how to erase it if I change my mind
it works but the text that i wrote form a box. It is automatic. How to make the text blend in with the watermark ?
thanks 🙂
is there a way to do this but to NOT have the image be washed out/greyed out. full colored
I used Design tab > Page Background > click Page Color > click Fill Effects to color the background, which filled the entire page as wanted. When I print the page, it tiles the background instead of printing what I see on the screen, one single background. Any idea how to print the page and not tile the background fill effect?
thank you
This was great, except for one issue. I have an extra blank page at the end of my document that I cannot delete due to the Section Break (Next Page) at the bottom of the previous (actual last page). If I delete that mark up, it deletes the backgound image on the true last page.
I’m unable to do the unlinking parts.
Why image get lighter how to set it I don't want light color image as bg
Why does my pic look lighter even though i did the header method
great tutorial, it's too bad Microsoft Word is absolutely horrible.
Thanks dear dir helping me sir jazakallah 💞