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Try to make this clear as possible. I have an image that I want to be a certain width and height (different than the overall width of the page). I also want this image to be the background. I was wondering (as I thought I saw this somewhere before) how I could have one image as the background and have that image remain fully on the page even while scrolling. Also when I print I want this image to print for whichever or how many pages I decide to print. For example, I have a report of X number of printable pages. I want to have a "letterhead" on the page, in the background of a certain width and height. On the pages I decide to print from this report I want the "letterhead" to print as well. Can anyone suggest code to accomplish this. Thanks.

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http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_background.asp

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Thanks Eric.
 
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