The File Menu on the Image Map Tool
Cosmo Create uses a map file to store information about an image and
its links. This file specifies the location and size of the hotspots,
as well as the link behavior. By default, when you start creating
hotspots, Cosmo Create automatically creates a map file. You use
commands on the File menu to open and save these files.
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"Use Map File...:" Lets you apply an existing map
file to your image. For example, suppose you want to use the same image
and hotspots in two documents. You can insert the image, then open the
map file. Any hotspots you've already placed on the image are removed.
If you create new hotspots, delete hotspots, or edit existing links, be
aware that you're altering the original file. The changes you make
appear in all documents that use that map file.
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"Insert from Map File..." Lets you add hotspots
from an existing map file to the selected image.
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"Save Map File" Cosmo Create automatically saves
the map file along with your document.
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"Save Map File As..." When you start creating
hotspots for an image, Cosmo Create automatically creates a map file
and gives it a unique name. Use the "Save Map File As..."
command if you want to change the name or save an extra copy.
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"Remove Map from Image" Removes all of the
hotspots from an image and deletes the reference to the map file.