Security Printing with Word 2000

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Paul

Our company just purchased a color copier and would like
to know if word has a feature that changes on a printout
when it is copied? A difference in color can no longer be
used as a security feature, nor can a different color
stamp saying "COPY". Can you assist.

Note: The color similarities are excellent (nearly
identical) between the copy and the original.
 
It would seem to me that you would need to talk to the copier Mfr.
The feature you mention would be a copier item, not a word item.
Classically, the paper used or the printer ink has a particular additive
that fluoresces when the copier light source illuminates the document.

I suspect that the new $20 bill was designed to thwart such copiers.
(Color changing ink, etc.)
 

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