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Bobby
I commissioned an e-learning company to produce teaching material for my
organisation (a national public organisation in the UK). I intend to
distribute this material to schools and colleges (at no charge to centres).
We would normally provide this material in PDF format (yuk!) but we have
agreed to provide it in editable (Word) format on this occasion (since
teachers have asked for this format to allow them to customise it).
I'm happy to do this. But I don't want them to completely remove the
branding that I intend to put on the material (probably custom footers (URL)
and a watermark logo on every page).
Is there any way to brand a document in such a way that users can edit the
contents of the document but not change the "background" information?
And can anyone suggest the best (most attractive) way for me to brand a Word
file?
Thanks in anticipation.
Bobby
organisation (a national public organisation in the UK). I intend to
distribute this material to schools and colleges (at no charge to centres).
We would normally provide this material in PDF format (yuk!) but we have
agreed to provide it in editable (Word) format on this occasion (since
teachers have asked for this format to allow them to customise it).
I'm happy to do this. But I don't want them to completely remove the
branding that I intend to put on the material (probably custom footers (URL)
and a watermark logo on every page).
Is there any way to brand a document in such a way that users can edit the
contents of the document but not change the "background" information?
And can anyone suggest the best (most attractive) way for me to brand a Word
file?
Thanks in anticipation.
Bobby