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By: mtraut
There should be no problem doing this.
In a "watermark" scenario you must simply take care that the content or form
you draw upon a page has no solid background. Such a background (big white rectangle)
is created by lots of applications.
Such a background is not created by "DrawShape", so i see no problems. Let me
know if you encounter some.
B.t.w., formally, if you draw the smiley OVER the page (as in the example),
the text may never go "over" the face, this means the smiley lines will hide
the text lines. Only where there is no smiley the old page lurks through. You
will see this if you make the lines wider and draw for example in red. But you
can put the smiley behind the old page, for example by using "cosPrependContents"
instead of "cosAddContents".
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