In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: This method will not create a true watermark, but will instead insert a picture into a header or footer. In Excel 2003 and earlier, this is done through the Page Setup dialog box. In Excel 2007 and later, this is done through the Insert and Design menu ribbons. After selecting the worksheet you want to display the watermark, do the following:  In Excel 2003 and earlier, select Header and Footer from the View menu, then select Custom Header or Custom Footer. In Excel 2007, click the Header and Footer button in the Text group on the Insert menu ribbon. Choose either the left, center or right section box. In Excel 2003 and earlier, these boxes appear side by side in the Page Setup dialog box.  In Excel 2003 and earlier, these boxes appear side by side in the Page Setup dialog box. In Excel 2007, the window under the Design menu ribbon displays a spreadsheet with a header section at the top labeled "Click to add header." Click to display the three subsections. (If you'd rather place your graphic in the footer, click the Go to Footer button in the Navigation section.) Use the appropriate method for your version of Excel to place the picture in one of the header or footer sections.  In Excel 2003 and earlier, in the Header and Footer dialog box, click Insert Picture, navigate to the image you want to insert and double-click it. You can resize it by clicking Format Picture and using the options in the Format Picture dialog. In Excel 2007, click Picture in the Header & Footer Elements group in the Design menu ribbon, navigate to the image you want to insert and double-click it. You can resize it by clicking Format Picture and using the options in the Format Picture dialog. It is also possible to simulate a watermark in Excel by adding a graphic image as a background; however, backgrounds appear only on the screen, not in a printed copy.
Summary: Open Microsoft Excel. Access the header and footer controls. Determine where you want to position the watermark. Place the picture.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: In many cases, swollen nodes will appear and disappear without any major issues. However, if your nodes continue to grow or begin to harden, it may be time to talk with your doctor. They will likely do a physical exam and may order blood tests or a scan, depending on the possible diagnosis.  Swollen lymph nodes can be caused by wide variety of infections, including mononucleosis, tuberculosis, ear infections, strep throat, and measles. Seek out medical treatment if the lymph node becomes very large suddenly or overnight. If your lymph nodes are swelling due to an infection, then they usually won’t return to regular size until you are healthy once more. Waiting to treat any underlying conditions can result in abscesses forming around the swollen nodes. In more extreme cases, you can even suffer from bloodstream poisoning due to bacteria. If your doctor believes that your nodes are swollen due to harmful bacteria, then they may prescribe antibiotics. Make sure to take the entire course of the antibiotics, even if you feel better midway through. If the infection is viral, then antibiotics are not an option. If the swelling in your lymph nodes is caused by an illness or infection, then you’ll like have additional symptoms. Identifying these other issues will help you and your doctor understand how to treat any underlying conditions. Possible additional symptoms include: fever, runny nose, night sweating, or a sore throat. Although a lymph node can improve overnight, this is highly unlikely. More frequently, the pain in a node can lessen over a few days, but the swelling may take weeks to go down. If the infection progresses, the lymph node can turn into an abscess filled with pus. When this happens the node may need to be drained by a medical professional to reduce the risk of a more serious infection. This is especially the case if the abscess if located in the neck area.
Summary: Make an appointment with your doctor. Treat any infections quickly to avoid dangerous complications. Take any antibiotics as prescribed. Watch for other symptoms. Expect your recovery to last longer than days. Get the node surgically drained.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If you are using regular latex paint to paint your upholstery, you will need to amend it. This means adding textile medium to the paint so that it sticks to the fabric. Mix together one part paint and two parts textile medium in a jar. This will thin out the latex paint and allow it to bond with the fabric. If you are applying paint to vinyl upholstery, you may need to apply an undercoat that helps the paint stick to the vinyl. This is only necessary for certain paints, so look at the directions of the paint you bought to make sure. The undercoat may be applied with a brush or from a spray can. This varies depending on the specific product you are using. Spray or paint on the first coat. Depending on the specific directions supplied on the product you are using, your first coat will either be very thin or thick enough to cover up the previous color of the upholstery.  If you are painting vinyl, you want to be focused on a smooth, streak-less coat that does not drip. This is usually done by applying thin coats. If you are painting fabric, your first coat is likely to soak in a lot. You may not have complete coverage but just make sure that the entire surface has paint applied to it. It is important to let your paint coats dry completely between coats. This assures that the paint solidifies and sticks to the surface you are painting correctly. It also assures that subsequent coats dry quicker. Follow the directions on the paint container for dry times between coats. Each paint may take a different amount of time to dry. Put on more layers of paint until the surface is covered to your satisfaction. This may be only one more coat, or it could be numerous additional coats. Be patient and do as many coats as it takes to get the finish you want. Skipping additional coats can lead to a less polished finish or a shorter lifespan for the paint.
Summary:
Prepare the paint, if necessary. Apply an undercoat, if necessary. Apply the first coat. Allow the paint to dry between coats. Apply additional coats.