If you are running a Web server that does not need an imagemap.conf file, complete the following steps before publishing your file.
This ensures that you're in the proper mode when you create the link.
If the Image Map Tool window is open, you can click the text insertion
button .
The Link To field of the Create link window displays the name of the map file associated with that image.
To find the name of the map file, select the image, then open the Image Map Tool. The name of the map file appears in the lower portion of the window.
If you've created your document in the public_html directory and you haven't moved the map file to a new location, append the filename to this path. For example, if your map file is named bicycle.map, type: /cgi-bin/imagemap/bicycle.map.
If you've moved the map file to a new location, perhaps to a subdirectory named images, type the following: /cgi-bin/imagemap/images/bicycle.map.
Note: Next time you open this document, you will get an error message because Cosmo Create will not be able to find this file. If you want to edit the map file, you'll need to restore the original link. When it's time to publish the file, you'll need to change the link again.