Object

• image: You may not use watermarked images in any final products for distribution in printed or electronic form.

• paper: The Council proposed to use ballot papers printed on watermarked paper to avoid the need for the traditional stamping instruments.

• technique: Some institutions are looking at digital watermarking techniques to prevent misuse.

• scheme: Abstract Permanent distortion is one of the main drawbacks of all the irreversible watermarking schemes.

Converse of object

• embed: The image calculation allows you to see the changes to the image caused by embedding the watermark.

• add: And features like the ability to easily add a watermark of say your logo help add style to your communications.

• remove: You should never try and remove the watermark from any print or screen capture.

• contain: Files created using the evaluation version will contain a watermark on every page.

• print: You could even choose to have your company logo as a faint watermark printed behind the text.

• create: WordPerfect® allows you to create watermarks from an image on file or from a clipart image.

Adjective modifier

• invisible: Brand review media with invisible watermarks that indicate who the copy has been given too.

• visible: Larger versions open in a new window with a very visible watermark covering the entire image.

• digital: Instead of wood or bricks, for example cryptographic methods or digital watermarks can be employed.

• high: These cliffs are cut by valleys whose bottom is under the highest watermark of spring tide.

• electronic: You may not modify or remove any visible or invisible electronic watermark.

Preposition: on

• page: Files created using the evaluation version will contain a watermark on every page.

Modifying Another Word

• digitally: All work is for sale, all images are digitally watermarked for copyright.

• generally: It was generally watermarked with the year of manufacture.

Noun used with modifier

• image: The text and image watermark can also be set with different opacity and alignment.

• star: The NZ and star watermark is narrower, but is often difficult to see.