Stamping Each Page with its Heading

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Hello

I wanted to know if i can stamp a page or a set of pages with the heading 1. Is this possible in word 2003/xp

Note: As soon as new heading 1 occurs a page break takes place. There fore all pages uness a page break occurs must have the same stamp of heading 1.
 
Use a StyleRef field.

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Dear Sir

Thanks for a great reply! It was much more like i wanted but with a few exceptions

Since i wanted to stamp it, i wanted it as a watermark at the page background, tilted at an angl

I am really sorry for not asking it before as i asumed stamp to be like the description above

Thanks again

Regards
Rahul

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Use a StyleRef field

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Make it a watermark.

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Unfortunately, a text watermark is WordArt, which can't contain a
field such as {StyleRef}.

The only way I can see to make this work is to insert a section break
at each Heading 1, turn off the header's Same As Previous to unlink it
from the preceding header, and manually copy the text of the Heading 1
into the watermark dialog. When new Heading 1 paragraphs are inserted,
you'll have to manually add the watermark for it.
 
Thanks Madam for a kind reply

But i am Afraid that i was not able to make it water mark! Can i make a field as image with this property

Regards
Rahu

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Make it a watermark

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Text watermarks don't have to be WordArt (though that's the easiest way to
make them and what Word creates if you use the Printed Watermark feature in
Word 2002/2003). You can, however, use a text box with the field in it.
Obviously, rotation angle is limited, and you have to format the font
manually (I tried using 24 points and gray color), but the field seems to
update automatically (which I didn't expect). Just make sure to make the
text box large enough to accommodate a long heading.

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Words into Type
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1. View | Header and Footer.

2. Insert a text box (Insert | Text Box).

3. Double-click it to bring up the Format Text Box dialog.

4. On the Colors and Lines tab, choose No Fill and No Line. On the Layout
tab, choose Behind Text.

5. Insert your StyleRef field (Insert | Field: StyleRef: Heading 1).

6. Select the displayed text and right-click. Select Font... and format the
font large (I used 24 points) and Font Color: 25% Gray.

7. Center the paragraph and make sure the text box is large enough for your
longest heading. If desired, rotate the text 90 degrees.

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Words into Type
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Rahul said:
Thanks Madam for a kind reply!

But i am Afraid that i was not able to make it water mark! Can i make a
Click to expand...
field as image with this property?
 
Thanks

Rahul
----- Suzanne S. Barnhill wrote: ----

1. View | Header and Footer

2. Insert a text box (Insert | Text Box)

3. Double-click it to bring up the Format Text Box dialog

4. On the Colors and Lines tab, choose No Fill and No Line. On the Layou
tab, choose Behind Text

5. Insert your StyleRef field (Insert | Field: StyleRef: Heading 1)

6. Select the displayed text and right-click. Select Font... and format th
font large (I used 24 points) and Font Color: 25% Gray

7. Center the paragraph and make sure the text box is large enough for you
longest heading. If desired, rotate the text 90 degrees

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Suzanne S. Barnhil
Microsoft MVP (Word
Words into Typ
Fairhope, Alabama US
Word MVP FAQ site: http://www.word.mvps.or
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