
Sep 18, 2014
Microsoft PowerPoint makes it easy for users to navigate within their presentations or link objects and shapes to files, programs or videos. The two easiest ways of doing this is by using action buttons and hyperlinks. Action buttons are shape objects that link to other slides. Users simply click the shape or button to execute the action specific to that button. The globally recognised look and feel of action buttons makes them a perfect way of allowing users to run the presentation interactively.
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