Word 3.0, 3.01 - to place a graphic behind text (even if your graphic fills a full page) - copy the graphic to the scrapbook, launch Word, type the text you want. Now open the header and click in the zoom box so that the header window fills the whole screen. Hit the return key a few times if you need to space down from the top of the page. Next copy your graphic from the scrapbook, paste it in the header window, and position it as if it were the only item on the page. Close the header and save the changes. To get to the top of the header you will have to change the top margin. Choose Page Setup and change the top margin to a negative value, such as -3 inches. You can use Page Preview to align your graphic properly. (In this mode the graphic will appear on the top of the text.) Remember that the closer the margin is to zero, the higher on the page the text will print.
