Create headers and footers (Header and Footer) when printing in PowerPoint

Introduce how to create headers and footers when printing in PowerPoint. Step 1: Go to the Insert - Text - Header & Footer tab: Step 2: Header and Footer dialog box - click the Notes and Handouts tab, select Date and time to display the date and time, and select P

The following article details you how to create headers and footers when printing in PowerPoint.

Step 1: Go to the Insert tab -> Text -> Header & Footer:

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Step 2: Dialog Header and Footer -> click on the tab Notes and Handouts area select the Date and time to display the date and time, check Page number display page numbers on the slide when printing:

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Step 3: Create headlines:

- Check the Header to create a header for Slide -> enter the content to create in the blank box.

- Tick the Footer option to create a footer for Slide -> enter the content to be created in the blank box.

Finally, click Apply to All to complete the title creation process:

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- The result you just need to print or click File -> Print -> created header and footer when printing, accompanied by the date (as shown):

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The above is a detailed guide on how to create headers and footers when printing in PowerPoint.

Good luck!

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