A good place to start when designing a Web page is to
add a background color or image. Images used as backgrounds on a Web
page are usually tiled, meaning that the image is repeated seamlessly across and down the page.
To set a color or tiled image as the page background:
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Choose Tools > Options or press .
The Options dialog box opens.
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Expand the categories to allow you to select the Document > Page > Background heading.
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Enter checkmarks in the Print and Export Background check boxes.
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To use a solid color as the background, click the Solid radio button and pick a color from the drop-down palette (Figure 1).

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To use a tiled image as the background, click the Bitmap radio button and then click Browse. In the Import dialog box (Figure 2),
navigate to the drive/folder that contains the image you want to use,
select the image, and click Open. In the Source area of the Options
dialog box, click the Embedded radio button.

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Click OK to close the Options dialog box.
The solid color or tiled image you chose appears on the page (Figure 3).

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