The functionality of the Word program is quite wide. It allows you to draw up a document exactly as the user wants. One useful feature is text overlay. In “Word” to achieve this effect is quite easy.
Why might an overlay be needed?
Before exploring how to apply text to text in Word, it is worth noting a number of tasks that require this function to be performed. One of the most popular is the use of certain words on the document substrate in order to clearly indicate its feature, but at the same time not to impair readability. An example of such a document can be a sheet used as a sample, where the background has the inscription "SAMPLE".
How can I overlay text?
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As described above, you can set the background in the "Page Background" group. But if in versions of 2010 and above this item is in the "Design" contribution, then in the 2007-2010 version. it is located in the "Page Layout" section of the quick access panel, and in 2003, in the "Format" menu. Otherwise, the process of creating an individual substrate is similar in all existing versions of Word.