New

To create an image map, you need to first choose an image to be mapped! Click this button to select an image.

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Rect
The Rectangle Button

This button lets you draw rectangular areas over an image.

Re-sizing a rectangle you have already drawn

  Click and hold the mouse button on the edge of the rectangle and move the mouse until the rectangle is the correct size, then release the mouse button.

Re-positioning a rectangle once you have already positioned it

  Click and hold the mouse button somewhere near the middle of the rectangle and move the mouse until the rectangle is in the correct position. Release the mouse button.

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The Circle Button

This button lets you draw circular areas over an image.

Re-sizing a circle you have already drawn

  Click and hold the mouse button on the edge of the circle and move the mouse until the circle is the correct size. Release the mouse button.

Re-positioning a circle once you have already positioned it

  Click and hold the mouse button somewhere near the middle of the circle and move the mouse until the circle is in the correct position. Release the mouse button.

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The Polygon Button

This button lets you draw any shape with straight lines (a polygon) over an image. To close a polygon, right click on the mouse.

Re-sizing a polygon you have already drawn

  Click and hold the mouse button on a vertice of a polygon and move the mouse until the rectangle is the correct size, then release the mouse button.

Re-positioning a polygon once you have already positioned it

  Click and hold the mouse button somewhere near the middle of the polygon and move the mouse until the polygon is in the correct position. Release the mouse button.

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Delete

To delete an area you have defined, just click on the shape and then click the delete button.

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Compile
Save

To insert your  xxxx image map into your HTML document, click this button. The Image Map will be inserted where xxxx

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Done
Exit

When you have finished creating a new image map, click Exit to exit the Image Mapper.

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Help

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Color

If the box you have created is difficult to see against the image, then change the color of the box using the color button.

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Target

If you are using frames, you can open a web page in a different window.

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URL

This is the URL that the visitor will jump to when they click on an active area on your Image Map.

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Image Map Name

This is the name of the image map being created.

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Alternative Description

Some browsers can not see pictures in this case, any text you enter into the alternative description box will be displayed instead.

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Border

Do you want a border around your image? The units are in pixels. Somewhere between 0 and 2 is usually a good value.

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Horizontal Spacing

Measured in pixels, horizontal spacing places addition pixels to the right and left of the image map. The result is that the image is moved away from surrounding text or other images.

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Vertical Spacing

Measured in pixels, vertical spacing places addition pixels above and below the image map. The result is that the image is moved away from surrounding text or other images.

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Alignment

The image map can be aligned relative to other objects (text, images etc.) on the web page.

Top  	Top of image is flush with the baseline.

Middle  	Image is centered vertically on the baseline.

Bottom 	Bottom of image is flush with the baseline.

Left  	Image is flush with the left margin.

Right  	Image is flush with the right margin.

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Load

If you have previously created and saved any image maps, you can reload and edit them.

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Save

When you have created your image map, save it as a client side image map project (.IM). In the future you may have to reassign URL’s etc., so it’s good to keep a copy.

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