Wednesday, May 17, 2017

Working with watermarks

Working with watermarks

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It's known as a watermark - some sort of background image that can appear throughout a PowerPoint presentation. Like a company logo, for example. Use watermarks for identification or branding, for security or legal purposes, or simply as a design or decorative element.

Inside this course:

Working with watermarks (3:41)
Let's add a watermark to a presentation that identifies it as a draft version. Putting the watermark on the slide master adds it to all slides.

Add a picture watermark (4:32)
See how to add a picture watermark behind text. But this time, instead of putting it on the slide master, we'll add it to the slide itself and then it copy to another slide.

Remove a watermark (2:11)
Can't figure out how to remove a watermark, because you can't find where it is? Watch this video for all the information you need to track it down and delete it.

Course summary
A brief reminder of the key points in this course.

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