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THE BUTN MENU

The next 15 slides discuss the commands in the BUTN menu.

With one pair of exceptions, these commands create specialized kinds of buttons that are useful for achieving various kinds of special effects in your lectures. The exceptional pair of commands, BEGIN CHAIN… and END CHAIN, are used to mark the beginning and end of the process of creating chains of effects.