PDF with watermark for second Print.

Hi All,
I have a requirement to have a watermark on my Form when it is printed for second time and hence.
If the user prints the form for first time he should not see any watermark.
Any ideas. Please Help.
I am working on Designer and LiveCycle ES2.
Thanks and Regards--
Chalukya.

Thanks Niall,
Your solution is working gr8.
But have a problem when I print my form I get a Print Box to set my Pages/Printer and so on, here if I cancel the Print action then my form is considered to be printed.
And I get the watermark when I print it again.
Any solution for this. Please suggest.
Thanks and Regards--
Chalukya.

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