You can use watermarks to add graphics or text behind the printed document text. The watermark prints more lightly and does not interfere with the text. You can have two different watermarks in each document. You will be shown a blank document where you can place your watermark. The Graphics Box feature bar also appears, covering up the Watermark feature bar.
Defaults have the image appear with a full height and full width.
Depending upon the shape of the image, the entire document area may be covered or you could have space at the top and bottom of the page. You can use the normal options in the Graphics Box feature bar to invert it, rotate it, size it, or change the image's position. When you are through changing the watermark, close its feature bar. You are taken back to your regular document screen, and you will see the watermark appearing on the page behind the document's text. Don't try to have too much text in a text watermark, if you want the information actually read.