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RE: Looking for a graphic hot spot tool similar to the old RoboHelp SHED
Subject:RE: Looking for a graphic hot spot tool similar to the old RoboHelp SHED From:"technical writing plus" <doc-x -at- earthlink -dot- net> To:"'John Garison'" <john -at- garisons -dot- com> Date:Thu, 8 Feb 2007 15:16:05 -0600
Visual Help 2.0 (my copy of which I never got working; the company, Winware,
is no longer around AFAIK) had something called 'Segmented Hypergraphics'.
Later, I think, the expression 'image map' came to mean that sort of thing.
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... I think the name for the subdivided clickable space was "image map." I
think they surfaced in HTML documents before they appeared in RoboHelp,
but then again, I thought for a long time that they were called
"mosaics", so I may have missed other things about them too. I just now
started looking for a tool too make these, currently rooting through
some old Allaire products...
John Garison wrote:
> If you've been around as long as I have, you probably used (or were at
> least aware of) the Segmented Hypergraphic EDitor (SHED) tool that
> used to be part of RoboHelp. What it did was to let you identify an
> area (I think it was limited to rectangles) on a graphic that, when
> clicked, launched a jump or popup.
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