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Thanks to all who responded!

We'll look into several solutions, including the options offered here,
but also convert the pricelist to pdf instead of doc. (the file is
generated automatically using an ancient automated method to create
doc-files)

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On 6 January 2014 15:43, Tom <tomdavies04@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
Hi :)
I just had a quick go with this.  It seems as though having a jpg image as
the "Watermark" was the problem.  Even when i did;
Arranged to back
Wrap through & "In background"

The jpg still seemed to remove the colours of the table headings.  I used
Gimp (badly) to convert to a Png, gave it an alpha channel and (again badly)
removed the white background colour.  When i dragged that into the document
it did allow the colours in the table-headings.

So here is an Odt and a ODF Template and i added a Doc too, although i have
a feeling the Doc wont work.
test-v2.odt <http://nabble.documentfoundation.org/file/n4091019/test-v2.odt>
test-v2.ott <http://nabble.documentfoundation.org/file/n4091019/test-v2.ott>
test-v2.doc <http://nabble.documentfoundation.org/file/n4091019/test-v2.doc>

I think almost no-one will notice the slight speckling in some of the
corners of the vehicles but jic i figured it might be better to have the
'original' of the png if it really does need tidying up.  Also the
grey-scale used seemed tooo faint so i duplicated-layer about 4 times to
make it more prominent but then it looked like it was layered above the
headings half-way down the left column so i pushed those columns further
down the page a bit.  Anyway, here is the hollowed-out Png ...
test-docs-graphic-v2.png
<http://nabble.documentfoundation.org/file/n4091019/test-docs-graphic-v2.png>

My other niggles with the document were that the tables on the left didn't
start at the same height as the tables on the left so i copied the paragraph
marks (end of line characters) from the left side to fix that but now any
writing typed in above the column on the right would be in a huge font-size.

So, hopefully that gives a few ideas for work-arounds until the bug gets
fixed!
Regards from
Tom :)






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