Watermarks
A watermark is text or an image that appears on document pages. It can be headers and footers in the top or bottom margins of a document superstrata that cover existing document content, or backgrounds placed behind text or images on the page, when a document is viewed and printed. For example, if you don’t want your documents to be copied without your permission, you can use a watermark to place Do Not Copy over the document pages. PDF Plus includes a set of frequently used watermarks for users to pick from.
To remove watermarks from document pages:
- You should make sure that the watermark can be removed, or you have the right to remove it.
- Choose Tools > Touchup >Touchup Object tool, or select the Touchup Object tool on the Advanced toolbar.
- Right-click it the watermark and select Delete from the context menu. Or, click it and then press Delete on the keyboard.
To edit watermarks in the Watermark panel:
- Choose View > Organizer Panels > Watermarks or select the Watermark icon from the Organizer Panel (right toolbar).
- Right-click a watermark in the panel and select one of the following from the context menu:
- Select Apply to add the watermark into the document.
- Select New to create a new watermark.
- Select Copy to new to create a new watermark with the same settings as the selected one.
- Select Edit to change the watermark attributes. See Creating Custom Watermarks.
- Select Delete to remove the watermark.
- Select Rename to give the watermark a new name.
To apply an existing watermark to a PDF document:
- Right-click a target watermark and select Apply from the context menu in the Watermark panel.
- Do the following in the Apply Watermark dialog box:
- Select whether to add the watermark to all pages in range or a specified page range. Then pick if you want odd or even pages.
- Adjust the opacity of the watermark added to the document.
- Select whether to set the watermark as background.
- Select whether to show the watermark when printing.
- Select whether to show the watermark on screen display.
- Preview the effect in the left Preview box.
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