PowerPoint doesn't currently have a watermark setting, but try this workaround.
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Select View > Slide Master.
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Select the first slide in the thumbnail pane and go to Insert > Text Box.
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Type the text you want in the watermark and change the font, color, and placement of the text.
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On the Slide Master tab, select Close Master View.
To create a picture watermark, see Add a picture watermark to all slides.
PowerPoint doesn't currently have a watermark setting, but try this workaround.
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Select View > Slide Master.
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Select the first slide in the thumbnail pane and go to Insert > Text Box.
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Type the text you want in the watermark and change the font, color, and placement of the text.
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On the Slide Master tab, select Normal View.
PowerPoint doesn't currently have a watermark setting, but try this workaround.
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On the Insert tab, select Text Box, and type the text you want to use as your watermark.
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Select the text, and go to the Home tab and set the font size and style.
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Select Font Color, and pick a color that's lighter, but close to the background color.
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Select the text, go to the Shapes tab, and select Arrange > Send to Back.
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Position the watermark and copy it to all pages you want it on.
