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From: pickytweety on 21 May 2010 18:19 I have a three page report with financial numbers. I want each page to have a different gray silouette of a baseball player behind the numbers. I tried Inserting a picture but then the box hides the numbers. Then I tried a background and there are whole bunches of little baseball players. I only want one. So then I tried a Footer and that got me closest. I'm new to the 2007 version so when I clicked to insert the footer, it threw me into this screen that I can't seem to navigate. There is a white box, but I don't know how to left justify the footer. Also, I want three different images--a different one for each sheet. The pictures are jpg's but already silouettes. I want the baseball player in the background to be gray and fill most of the sheet, but not make the numbers unreadable. How do I accomplish this? -- Thanks, PTweety
From: pickytweety on 21 May 2010 18:37 Oops...didn't mean to post this in the programming area! -- Thanks, PTweety "pickytweety" wrote: > I have a three page report with financial numbers. I want each page to have > a different gray silouette of a baseball player behind the numbers. I tried > Inserting a picture but then the box hides the numbers. Then I tried a > background and there are whole bunches of little baseball players. I only > want one. So then I tried a Footer and that got me closest. I'm new to the > 2007 version so when I clicked to insert the footer, it threw me into this > screen that I can't seem to navigate. There is a white box, but I don't know > how to left justify the footer. Also, I want three different images--a > different one for each sheet. The pictures are jpg's but already silouettes. > I want the baseball player in the background to be gray and fill most of the > sheet, but not make the numbers unreadable. How do I accomplish this? > -- > Thanks, > PTweety
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