Scripts-background image

Hi..,
     How can i insert the image as Background for a page. When I search in SCN..   I saw
                                         select page node--> three tabs
                                                               attributes
                                                                O/p options
                                                                background picture-- in this u can select ur image for bkground
When I am trying this ., in the page node --- standard attributes, print attributes and page counter. I didnt get that bkground picture option. Can anybody help me How can i insert the bkground image??..
Regards,
Prathima.M

HI,
refer to this Link...
Re: *Logo* in the *background* of the form page.
Background Image
Edited by: avinash kodarapu on Dec 6, 2008 12:59 PM

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