Unable To Move Watermark Within Label

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Revision Date: 29-Feb-96 1:39:34 PM

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WordPerfect® 6.0 for DOS

Problem

Symptoms: A graphics image in a watermark with labels defined will not position on the right margin of labels. The user creates a document using labels, then creates a watermark and adds a graphics image. When the user tries to position the graphics image on the right margin of the page, it will not move there. Solutions: The codes for the labels and the paper size must be inserted into Document Initial Codes for the label margins to take effect within the watermark. If you enter the watermark as it is now created and type text, you will see that the text wraps at the default 1" margins. If you select the graphics box, it will appear to fill the full, current margins. After the codes for the labels and the paper size are moved into Document Initial Codes, the user will be able to position the graphics image on the right margin after sizing it to the desired width. The user may also need to manipulate the image in Image Editor to move it to the far right side of the image window to have it appear on the true right side of the page. Users can follow the steps below if they do not want to move the codes for the labels and paper size into Document Initial Codes: 1. Right-click once on the graphics box 2. Choose Select 3. Drag the box to the desired position on the right side of the page Status: Working as Designed ***|wad|*** Press Enter on link token to view statement.

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