Create a watermark using a Clip Art Gallery image

The Insert Watermark works fine, but many like the Clipart and for these you use the PICTURE TOOLS Recolor command and choose LIGHT VARIATIONS then Background color 2 Light . See below for details or follow the link: Source: http://blogs.techrepublic.com.com/msoffice/?p=546

1. Open a blank document.
   Go to Insert Clip Art. (In Word 2007, click the Insert tab and select Clip Art in the Illustrations group.)
   Search for the desired clip art in the Clip Art task pane.
   Go to View Header or footer. (In 2007, double-click the top of the page to access the Header area.)
   Click inside the Header window.
   In the Clip Art task pane, double-click the clip art picture you want as your watermark.
   Right click the portion of the picture in the header window and select Text Wrapping.
2. Click the Behind Text option.
   Right-click the portion of the picture in the Header window and then select Send To Back.
   Click Send Behind Text.
   Click and drag the bottom-right picture handle to extend the picture into the middle of the document beyond the header.
   You can also format the picture to make it more transparent. For example, in Word 2007, follow these steps:
   Double-click the Header to display the Header window.
   Right-click the picture in the Header window and then select Format Picture.
   Click the drop-down arrow of the Recolor button and click the first selection under Light variations. (Alternatively, you can choose Washout under Color Modes.)
   Click Close.