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SUMMARYYou can use PostScript code to make a word such as "DRAFT" or "CONFIDENTIAL" print in large, grey characters on a diagonal across the center of a page. If you want the word to appear on more than one page, place the code in the header. If not, place the code at the top of the page where you want the diagonal text to appear. To set up the PostScript code, enter the following text in the header or at the top of the page:
Note: to use a word other than "Draft" substitute the desired word in the
third line of the PostScript code above. For example, to print the word
"CONFIDENTIAL," make the third line read:
After you have entered the lines, follow these steps:
MORE INFORMATIONFor more information on applying the PostScript style, query on the following words: apply and PostScript and styleFor more information about PostScript in Word version 5.x, see page 771 of the "Microsoft Word User's Guide" version 5.x manual. For more information about PostScript in Word version 4.0, see page 284 of the "Reference to Microsoft Word" version 4.0 manual. For more information about PostScript in Word versions 3.x, see page 279 of the "Reference to Microsoft Word" version 3.0 manual. Additional query words: watermark
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