Although these features are useful, there isn’t a whole lot of freedom when it comes to the design and position of sensitivity labels added to a PowerPoint file, so they can impact the overall design of your slides. In this post we’ll outline what you have control of and how to modify your design choices around sensitivity labels.
Define multiple text phrases to be placed in qatar telephone numbers the Sensitivity menu in the Home tab of the ribbon (see above).
Define the font size, font colour and horizontal justification as left, centre or right.
An administrator cannot
Define the position of the text box that’s created or any other design properties such as the font type or shape fill colour.
Define any other placement location except the slide master.
For advice on writing sensitivity labels, check out Microsoft’s guide.
Design restrictions
By default, the sensitivity label is a plain text box. It’s placed in the bottom center of the slide as shown here:
Screenshot of presentation slide, in the left hand corner there is a logo, this is labelled 'template' in the right hand corner there is a slide number this is also labelled template. In the centre there is text that says 'Confidential - internal use only', this is labelled 'sensitivity label'.