Powerpoint: Customize Text Background

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To create a customized background in PowerPoint that incorporates text without the cursor changing to an 'I' shape, users can utilize the Slide Master feature. By setting the desired text as part of the background image in the Slide Master, it ensures that the text remains static and integrated into the background, preventing the cursor from altering its appearance when hovering over the text. This method allows for a seamless design where the text appears as part of the overall slide aesthetic rather than as selectable text.
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Hey,

I wanted to know if there was any way for getting text to becoming a part of a customized background in powerpoint. In other words, I don't want the arrow sign of the mouse to turn into a 'I' everytime I go over the text. I want it to become part of the background image.

Thanks,
 
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