When you’re putting background images behind text, it’s normally best to get the text on the page first. The official Microsoft Support page will show you how to create those. If you want the same background image to appear on every page of your document, that’s called a watermark. This tutorial will show you how to put a single image behind a piece of text. If your kids ask you how to do the same, here’s what you need to know. My talents come into play when one of the sprogs needs IT help, which brings me to this weekend’s homework SOS: how to insert a background image in Word.
Not the tricky bits, like solving quadratic equations or remembering the year of the Great Fire of London (1986, wombats). One of my few valuable Dad Skills is helping the kids with their homework.
