Force to View Content Before NEXT

On your menu slide, create 4 pictures (or 4 shapes) that a

user will click to view additional content.
Create 4 of the same pictures (grayscale) and place
directly over the first pictures OR create a check mark
and place in the appropriate location. For each of these
four pictures, uncheck the "visible in output" checkbox
so they are not INITIALLY visible. Name your pictures:
visited_state_picture_1, etc.

Add
action

Choose
variable
from dropdown list

Choose literal
and type in 1
Double-click to add new
condition

Choose conditional action

Choose all conditions

are true

Duplicate
action

Create a NEXT button and uncheck the "visible in output"

checkbox. Set the action on this button to jump to the
slide AFTER all your content slides.
Create the four content slides. On each of these slides,
create a "close" button. [Note: On each of your slides,
include a transparent click box that pauses the slide until
the user clicks.]
On the menu slide, create a transparent rectangle over
each of the 4 pictures or shapes and check the option to
use as a button. For the button action (on success), jump
to the corresponding content slide.
Create variables [Project > Variables] called tab1content,
tab2content, tab3content, and tab4content

Choose each variable that is

NOT the current slide content
and set each to a literal value
of 1

This element is your NEXT

button on your menu slide.
Choose it from the dropdown
l is t

Create advanced actions [Project > Advanced Actions or

Shift+F9]. Set the IF and else parameters according to
sample on right. [Double click in row to add parameters.]
Name your advanced action closebutton1.
Click on icon to duplicate action. Rename duplicated
action "closebutton2." Change IF parameters to include
all but the content2 variable, etc. Do the same for the
other close button actions.
On your first content slide, select the close button and set the action (on
success) to "execute advanced actions" and for the script, choose
"closebutton1." For the second content slide, do the same thing, but choose
"closebutton2," and repeat for remaining slides.

LOGIC: As the user closes each content slide, the variable associated with that slide is
assigned a value of 1, and the visited state picture shows up on top of the original
picture on the menu slide. I have set the action on each close button so that if each of
the other content variables has a value of 1 (i.e., the user has already viewed the
content of the other slides), then when the user clicks the close button, the NEXT
button will show up on the menu slide, which will allow the user to bypass all the
content slides and move to the next slide in the presentation. ELSE describes what the
action will do if the user has NOT already visited all of the pages... clicking the close
button will simply jump back to the menu slide, show the visited state of the picture,
and assign the tabcontent variable for that slide a value of 1 -- without making the
NEXT button visible. This forces the user to click on all four of the images and view all
four content slides before being able to proceed in the presentation.