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Click the Add New Action button and choose Go To Previous State from the menu.

Repeat Steps 13–14, naming the button "Previous".

In the layout, select the left-pointing arrow button.

Create a new action by clicking the Add New Action button and choosing Go To Next State from the menu.

Delete it by clicking the Delete Selected Action button.

The Go To Next Page default action is assigned.

Select the right-pointing button in the layout and go to the Buttons and Forms Panel.

Sample buttons already have default actions assigned to them, so now you'll customize the action.

Repeat Step 11 to add a left-pointing arrow button.

To add to the layout, click and hold on the button and drag it to the page.

Use any right-pointing arrow button you like.

Click the Buttons and Forms Panel Menu and select Sample Buttons And Forms.

Go to the Window menu, scroll to Interactive, and choose Buttons and Forms.

Next, you'll add buttons to let the viewer navigate the slideshow.

Repeat Step 6, then Steps 4–5 to add as many images as needed.To add additional images, click back on the image frame, then go to the Object States Panel and click the Create New State button.In the dialog box, turn on Replace Selected Item and choose a different image. Make sure the second state is selected, then go to the center of the image frame and click when the cursor changes to the hand icon to activate the content. It's important to be aware of which state is highlighted. Two states are created that will be listed in the panel.

Highlight the Object Name field at the top of the panel and type "images".Using the Selection Tool, select an image frame, then go to the Object States Panel and click the Convert button at the lower right.Go to the Window menu, scroll to Interactive, and choose Object States.This feature works the same in InDesign CS5, CS6, and CC versions. With the addition of navigation buttons, an interactive slideshow can be produced. The Object States Panel can create multiple versions, or states, of an object in a layout. How to Create a Multi-State Object Slideshow in Adobe InDesign See Adobe InDesign: Tips and Tricks for similar articles.