No, the watermark is only shown online to protect our images from theft. The printed image will not contain a watermark or any kind.

What you want is a "watermark." This little postscript snippet prints CONFIDENTIAL diagonally across the page: /wp$y 792 def /wp$x 612 def %-------Customize Here------- /font /Helvetica-Bold def /pointsize 96 def /text1 (CONFIDENTIAL) def %-------End Customization---- /center {dup stringwidth pop 2 div neg 0 rmoveto} def wp$x 2 div wp$y 2 div pointsize 2 div sub moveto .85 setgray font findfont pointsize scalefont setfont 45 rotate 0 0 text1 center ashow % See similar questions...

A watermark is additional information that has been added to a publication to identify the rightful licensee. In the case of downloaded publications, using a watermark is a means of personalising each publication that you download. The watermark displays your name, and the download date on each page of the publication (in the left margin). It shows that you are the rightful licensee of that publication. See similar questions...

Digimarc watermarks can contain the following: Digimarc ID, Distributor ID, copyright year, image/transaction ID number, and a set of image attributes. Image attributes include Restricted Use, Adult Content and Do Not Copy. The technology embeds a Digimarc ID into your image which links to the web destination of your choice or a contact profile in Digimarc's on-line database registry. We only embed a small amount of data for two reasons. See similar questions...

Make sure that you are using the proper print driver for your model printer. You may need to check with your computer support department before making any changes to your system. Download and install the latest printer driver for your model printer from the printer manufacturer's website. After downloading the most recent printer drivers for your printer, follow the manufacture's instructions to install the updated drivers. See similar questions...

A watermark is the pink lettering you see typed over an image. All the thumbnail and larger detail images used to display search results have "LibraryClipArt.com" on the image. The graphic files you receive will NOT have a visible watermark on them. A digital watermark is embedded electronically in the graphic file. You can't see it, but it's there. Digital watermarks allow us to track the use of our graphics across the web. See similar questions...

A digital watermark is an imperceptible signal hidden in an audio clip, or an image, or any other object of value. The hidden signal is intended to communicate information about the marked object. There are many applications of watermarking. In the context of SDMI, the application is screening and piracy prevention: an audio clip with a watermark is recognized as copyrighted, warning a portable device that it should not be recorded (or possibly even played) except under specific conditions. See similar questions...

A private watermark is a personalized image or mark in a sheet of paper, made during the paper making process, that is visible when the finished paper is held to the light or placed on a flat surface. See similar questions...

A localized watermark is a mark or symbol arranged on the dandy roll of a paper machine to leave a watermark on a predetermined place on a sheet of paper. See similar questions...

Watermark protection allows you to place a line of text at the bottom and top of your images in order to better protect them from being copied by someone viewing them. The default watermark is your email address but you can change it to anything you would like in your account preferences. See similar questions...

The kind of images that you can watermark depends on the Digimarc embedding tool you are using. If you are using the Digimarc Plug-ins bundled with many popular image editing and asset management applications (http://www.digimarc.com/support/csidtutor.shtml), you can watermark any of the file formats supported by the host image editing application. The Digimarc Plug-ins currently ship with Adobe, Corel, Micrografx, Cerious, and Jasc products. See similar questions...

Digimarc does not provide tools or software to remove its watermarks. While it is theoretically possible for someone to engineer a Digimarc removal system, the process is asymmetric. By this we mean that removing a Digimarc watermark without discernibly altering the image quality is a difficult process. Because watermarks cannot be removed, we suggest that the image creator/owner retain an original copy of the unwatermarked image. See similar questions...

There are a number of ways you can watermark your images. The first step is to determine which tool you would like to use to embed your watermark. Digimarc works with a number of image editing and asset management tools to offer watermarking solutions. The Digimarc watermarking technology is integrated into leading image editing and asset management tools such as Adobe, Corel, Micrografx, Cerious, Jasc, Creativepro.com, Workstation.com, and Xat.com. (http://www.digimarc.com/support/csidtutor. See similar questions...

you prepare an image for its final use, you may take it through a number of different transformations. You may save the image in multiple resolutions, and you may perform a number of the edits such as color correction, cropping, rotating, scaling, etc. Watermarking should be one of the very last processes you apply to your image, except for compression. See similar questions...

The QuickTime videos have no copy protection and can be distributed in contravention of our copyright. We would like to maintain the non-protected state of the videos but realise that some will copy them and pass them on. If we have a watermark embedded in the video, we hope that non-paying viewers will at least know where the video originated and perhaps come and visit us! We try hard to keep the watermark as unintrusive as possibe with a 50% opacity and a position over non-critical content. See similar questions...

To print the information retrieved from a PACER web site, click on the Print button of your browser. If there is a "frame," click on the "frame" you wish to print before clicking the print button. If there is not a frame, click in the body of the document before clicking the print button. See similar questions...

A shaded mark is pressed into the dandy roll cover. When the fibers flow into the depressed area of the design, that area becomes more opaque than the surrounding area of the sheet. For a wire mark, the design is raised on the dandy roll cover. The raised mark then presses into the fibers and displaces some of the paper fibers. In comparison to the surrounding area, the watermark appears more translucent. See similar questions...