The "draftwatermark" package extends LaTeX providing a means to add a textual, light gray watermark on every page or on the first page of a document. Typical usage may consist in writing words such as "DRAFT" or "CONFIDENTIAL" across document pages. The package may remind in some sense "draftcopy" by Dr. Juergen Vollmer, but its implementation is much lighter (as the reduced code footprint shows) and does not rely on postscript specials, making the package fully compatible with pdfLaTeX. The package depends on package "everypage" by the same author.
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Draftwatermark should get rid of everypage dependency #22
Everypage is now in a legacy state. Its functionality has been incorporated into LaTeX.
Current version of everypage complains out loud.
Draftwatermark should be updated to eliminate the dependency even if with the current version of everypage it runs just fine and will continue to do so (so that the warnings can be safely ignored).
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Everypage is now in a legacy state. Its functionality has been incorporated into LaTeX. Current version of everypage complains out loud. Draftwatermark should be updated to eliminate the dependency even if with the current version of everypage it runs just fine and will continue to do so (so that the warnings can be safely ignored).