Set oImg2 = ActivePresentation.Slides(1).Shapes. Set oImg1 = ActivePresentation.Slides(1).Shapes.Item("Picture 7") I was also able to reset the other button once the one button was clicked by doing this: Dim oImg1 As Shape Ok I have figured this out here is what I did: Sub DefButton1Clicked(oSH As Shape) I don't care if its a highlight or shadow or the image changes. I want to alter that image that they clicked to show it was clicked. Step 2: Next, a new menu pane will pop up on the right side of your screen. Right click on the slide which will trigger a new menu to pop up. A mouse click on the image changes a variable in the VBA macro, but it does not look like the image has been clicked on by the user so it might be confusing if they clicked it or not. How To Make a Picture a Background in PowerPoint Step 1: Once you have PowerPoint open, navigate to the slide you want to change your background on.
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