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Introduction

CuteMAP is an image mapping utility designed to assist HTML programmers create clickable images for web sites.  As each hotspot or clickable area is defined, HTML code, including image coordinates, is recorded in a file which is saved and added into the HTML code of the web page through program commands.

Image Maps are graphic images containing user-defined areas, also known as hotspots,  that move a user from the image to an associated URL or page within a URL when clicked.  Images may have more than one defined area, each with its own associated URL.   While in most cases image maps are used to move a person to another page or URL, the link could also call up a sound file or other file type.  Clickable images defined in CuteMAP can be pasted directly to CuteHTML or copied and pasted to another HTML editor using the Windows® Clipboard.

Features include:

Edit/Viewable map HTML source code window
As an image is mapped, associated HTML source code may be viewed or edited in the lower right pane on the main screen.

Save as HTML and/or copy map into an existing HTML document
Image maps are saved as an HTML document rather than just a code snippet and can be pasted into an existing HTML document.

Multiple tool shapes for better handling
A variety of tool shapes accessible on the Tool Bar help define mapped areas of an image. Use optional handles that drag for better coverage and handling.

Status Bar
Located along the bottom of the main screen, the status bar displays tool descriptions, MouseOver text, and Hints for easier learning and navigation.

Customizable browser testing
CuteMAP automatically chooses a default browser during install. A different browser may be selected at any time using 'Settings'. To test an image map, click the 'Testing' button on the Tool Bar to launch your browser and view the URL associated with the hotspot.

Supports web formatted images
Supports all Web graphic standards, including .jpg, .gif, and .png formats.

MouseOver and ALT TEXT features
Displays text in the status bar when you go over a section of the image.

Customizable active and passive colors for multiple images.
Customize the active color (applied to selected areas) and the passive color (applied to unselected areas) through Edit/Settings on the Menu Bar.

Easy Zoom in/out feature
Zoom in or out on an image using the magnification tool on the Tool Bar.

Multi-document tabbed interface Click document tabs along the bottom of the image pane for easy navigation between several open image maps.

Font Settings
Customize the font used for the image map HTML source code located in the lower right pane on the main screen.

User Help
Easily accessible and comprehensive help file.

Easy interface
Like CuteFTP and CuteHTML, this program is designed to simplify navigation for all users.

Floating Tool Bar
Position the Tool Bar anywhere on your screen.


License Agreement

GLOBALSCAPE CUTEMAP VERSION 1.1 END-USER LICENSE AGREEMENT

IMPORTANT-READ CAREFULLY: This CuteMAP End-User License Agreement ("EULA") is a legal agreement between and GlobalSCAPE, Inc. for the GlobalSCAPE SOFTWARE(s) identified above, which includes the User's Guide, any associated SOFTWARE components, any media, any printed materials other than the User's Guide, and any "online" or electronic documentation ("SOFTWARE"). By installing, copying, or otherwise using the SOFTWARE, you agree to be bound by the terms of this EULA. If you do not agree to the terms of this EULA, do not install or use the SOFTWARE. If the SOFTWARE was mailed to you or you purchased it a store, return the media envelope along with the rest of the package to the location where you obtained it within 30 days from purchase.

1. The SOFTWARE is licensed, not sold.

2. GRANT OF LICENSE.

(a)	Evaluation Copy.  You may use the SOFTWARE without charge on an evaluation basis for thirty (30) days from the day that you install the SOFTWARE.  You must pay the license fee and register your copy to continue to use the SOFTWARE after the thirty (30) days.

(b)	Redistribution of Evaluation Copy.  If you are using SOFTWARE on an evaluation basis you may make copies of the evaluation SOFTWARE as you wish; give exact copies of the original evaluation SOFTWARE to anyone; and distribute the evaluation SOFTWARE in its unmodified form via electronic means (Internet, BBS's, Shareware distribution libraries, CD-ROMs, etc.). You may not charge any fee for the copy or use of the evaluation SOFTWARE itself, but you may charge a distribution fee that is reasonably related to any cost you incur distributing the evaluation SOFTWARE (e.g. packaging). You must not represent in any way that you are selling the SOFTWARE itself. Your distribution of the evaluation SOFTWARE will not entitle you to any compensation from GlobalSCAPE.  You must distribute a copy of this EULA with any copy of the SOFTWARE and anyone to whom you distribute the SOFTWARE is subject to this EULA.

(c)	Registered Copy.  To register your copy, you should visit www.globalscape.com or from CuteMAP’s Menu Bar choose Help/How to purchase... and follow the instructions.  After you have purchased the license for SOFTWARE, and have received the file enabling the registered copy, you are licensed to copy the SOFTWARE only into the memory of the number of computers corresponding to the number of licenses purchased.  The primary user of the computer on which each licensed copy of the SOFTWARE is installed may make a second copy for his or her exclusive use on a portable computer.  Under no other circumstances may the SOFTWARE be operated at the same time on more than the number of computers for which you have paid a separate license fee.  You may not duplicate the SOFTWARE in whole or in part, except that you may make one copy of the SOFTWARE for backup or archival purposes.  You may terminate this license at any time by destroying the original and all copies of the SOFTWARE in whatever form.  You may permanently transfer all of your rights under this EULA provided you transfer all copies of the SOFTWARE (including copies of all prior versions if the SOFTWARE is an upgrade) and retain none, and the recipient agrees to the terms of this EULA.

3. RESTRICTIONS.  You may not reverse engineer, de-compile, or disassemble the SOFTWARE, except and only to the extent that such activity is expressly permitted by applicable law notwithstanding this limitation. You may not rent, lease, or lend the SOFTWARE. You may permanently transfer all of your rights under this EULA, provided the recipient agrees to the terms of this EULA.

4. SUPPORT SERVICES. GlobalSCAPE may provide you with support services related to the SOFTWARE. Use of Support Services is governed by the GlobalSCAPE polices and programs described in the user manual, in online documentation, and/or other GlobalSCAPE-provided materials, as they may be modified from time to time. Any supplemental SOFTWARE code provided to you as part of the Support Services shall be considered part of the SOFTWARE and subject to the terms and conditions of this EULA. With respect to technical information you provide to GlobalSCAPE as part of the Support Services, GlobalSCAPE may use such information for its business purposes, including for product support and development. GlobalSCAPE will not utilize such technical information in a form that personally identifies you.

5. TERMINATION. Without prejudice to any other rights, GlobalSCAPE may terminate this EULA if you fail to comply with the terms and conditions of this EULA. In such event, you must destroy all copies of the SOFTWARE.

6. COPYRIGHT. The SOFTWARE is protected by United States copyright law and international treaty provisions. You acknowledge that no title to the intellectual property in the SOFTWARE is transferred to you. You further acknowledge that title and full ownership rights to the SOFTWARE will remain the exclusive property of GlobalSCAPE and you will not acquire any rights to the SOFTWARE except as expressly set forth in this license. You agree that any copies of the SOFTWARE will contain the same proprietary notices which appear on and in the SOFTWARE.

7. EXPORT RESTRICTIONS. You agree that you will not export or re-export the SOFTWARE to any country, person, entity, or end user subject to U.S.A. export restrictions. Restricted countries currently include, but are not necessarily limited to Cuba, Iran, Iraq, Libya, North Korea, Sudan, and Syria. You warrant and represent that neither the U.S.A. Bureau of Export Administration nor any other federal agency has suspended, revoked or denied your export privileges.

8. NO WARRANTIES. GlobalSCAPE expressly disclaims any warranty for the SOFTWARE. THE SOFTWARE AND ANY RELATED DOCUMENTATION IS PROVIDED "AS IS" WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EITHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OR MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, OR NONINFRINGEMENT. THE ENTIRE RISK ARISING OUT OF USE OR PERFORMANCE OF THE SOFTWARE REMAINS WITH YOU.

9. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY. IN NO EVENT SHALL GLOBALSCAPE OR ITS SUPPLIERS BE LIABLE TO YOU FOR ANY CONSEQUENTIAL, SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL, OR INDIRECT DAMAGES OF ANY KIND ARISING OUT OF THE DELIVERY, PERFORMANCE, OR USE OF THE SOFTWARE, EVEN IF GLOBALSCAPE HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES. IN ANY EVENT, GLOBALSCAPE'S LIABILITY FOR ANY CLAIM, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, TORT, OR ANY OTHER THEORY OF LIABILITY WILL NOT EXCEED THE GREATER OF U.S.$1.00 OR LICENSE FEE PAID BY YOU.

10. U.S. GOVERNMENT RESTRICTED RIGHTS. The SOFTWARE is provided with RESTRICTED RIGHTS. Use, duplication, or disclosure by the Government is subject to restrictions as set forth in subparagraph (c)(1)(ii) of The Rights in Technical Data and Computer SOFTWARE clause of DFARS 252.227-7013 or subparagraphs (c)(i) and (2) of the Commercial Computer SOFTWARE-Restricted Rights at 48 CFR 52.227-19, as applicable.  Manufacturer is GlobalSCAPE, Inc./800 Isom Road/San Antonio, Texas/78216/USA

11. MISCELLANEOUS. If you acquired the SOFTWARE in the United States, this EULA is governed by the laws of the state of Texas.  If you acquired the SOFTWARE outside of the United States, then local laws may apply.

Should you have any questions concerning this EULA, or if you desire to contact GlobalSCAPE for any reason, please contact GlobalSCAPE by mail at: 800 Isom Road Suite 400/San Antonio/Texas/78216/USA, by telephone at: (210) 308-8267, or by electronic mail at: support@globalscape.com.


CuteMAP Tool Bar

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All menu functions are accessible through the CuteMAP Tool Bar.  Place the mouse cursor over an icon to see the name of the function in the form of a tag.

The Tool Bar may be repositioned anywhere on the main CuteMAP screen using any of the following methods:

1	Double click the far left edge (at the double vertical lines) of the Tool Bar to move it to the center of your screen.

2	Click the blue title bar and drag it to any location on the main screen.

3	Resize the Tool Bar by placing the mouse arrow over one of the lines bordering the Tool Bar until a double pointed arrow appears.  Click and drag in or out in the direction of the arrows until it reaches the desired size.

4	Double click the blue title bar to return the Tool Bar to its original location.

Tool functions:

New	Inserts a new image into CuteMAP.

Open	Opens an image saved in CuteMAP.

Save	Saves an image to the CuteMAP directory.

Copy	Copies a selected area to the clipboard.

Paste	Pastes the contents of the clipboard to the active window.

Cut	Removes a selected item.

Paste to CuteHTML	Pastes the HTML code from the mapped image to CuteHTML.

Nest	Hatches (with crossed lines) the selected hotspot for visual definition.

Drag Handles	Brings into view handles used to reshape the selected hotspot.

Undo	Restores the image to the way it was before the last change.

Redo	Brings the image back with the change last made.

View Size	Determines the size of the image showing in the upper right pane.

Select	Highlights a hotspot (in the active color) for editing.

Zoom 	Enlarges or shrinks the image.

Rectangle	Applies a rectangular shape to define a hotspot on an image.

Circle	Applies a circular shape to define a hotspot on an image.

Poly	Applies an irregular shape to define a hotspot on an image.

Testing	Opens the browser to show the hotspot as it will appear to users.

About	Shows CuteMAP serial number, version, etc.

Help	Launches the CuteMAP help file which defines program functions and features.


CuteMAP Main Screen

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The main screen contains a Menu Bar and Tool Bar for accessing CuteMAP functions and is divided into three sections or panes as follows:

Left pane (Info Pane):

Enter the following information for hotspots as they are created or click an existing hotspot to display the following:

Standard:	Standard URL

The URL to which the mapped portion of the image is linked.

Alt. Txt:

A box containing the text entered in this field appears in place of the image for users who choose not to load images in their browser or have a browser incapable of loading the image.

Target Frame:

The field which specifies the frame the hotspot link will focus on.  Click the down arrow at the end of the field and select one of the following target frames.

Same Frame - the same window containing the link

Whole Page - loads at the top of the page

New Browser Window - a new, unnamed window

Parent Frame - parent frame of the current document

The program will add the TARGET attribute to the anchor tag and reference the names frame in the HTML code window in the HTML Pane (lower right pane).  The selected frame will get the focus when the hotspot is clicked.

Advanced:	On Mouse Over:

Text which appears at the bottom of your browser when the mouse pointer is placed over the hotspot.

On Mouse Out:

Text which appears at the bottom of your browser when the mouse pointer is moved outside of the hotspot area.

Upper right pane (Image Pane):

When an image is opened in CuteMAP, it displays in the Image Pane (upper right pane).  The status bar appearing along the top of the pane shows the path of the image currently viewed, resolution and percentage of zoom.  Move between multiple open images by clicking on the tabs along the bottom of the pane.  The tab of the currently viewed image shows in white.  Tabs with red lettering represent unsaved documents.

Lower right pane (HTML Pane):

Contains the HTML code associated with the currently viewed image.  As the image map is created or edited, the code showing in this window is modified.


Using CuteHTML with CuteMAP

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CuteMAP users who use CuteHTML as their HTML editor can transfer code to CuteHTML without ever leaving the CuteMAP program.  Since the two programs work together, a document in CuteHTML must be open at the time code is transferred from CuteMAP.

From the Menu Bar, click Edit/Paste to CuteHTML to transfer code from CuteMAP to CuteHTML or click the 'Paste to CuteHTML' icon  [image]  on the Tool Bar.

Note: this function only works with CuteHMTL version 1.4 or higher.


CuteMAP Settings

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Use the settings option to change image map area (hotspot) colors, change the default browser or change the font for the HTML code window.

Settings are defined as follows:

Active Area Color

When one or more images are defined on an image map, the selected image shows in the active color (default is red).

Passive Area Color

When more than one image is defined on an image map, unselected images show in the passive color (default color is green).

To change Color:	1	From the Menu Bar, click Edit/Settings.

2	Click the 'Change' button for either the 'Active Area Color' or 'Passive Area Color' fields.

3	Click the new color on the 'Color' dialog box.

4	Click 'OK' to accept.

Browser

The program will use the default browser set for your PC unless you change the setting as follows:

To change the browser:	1	From the Menu Bar, click Edit/Settings.

2	Click the check mark next to the 'Use Default Browser' field.

3	Click the open folder button next to the path field.

4	Find the .exe file that runs the browser you wish to use and double click to select.

View Window Fonts

Click 'Choose font for the view window' to customize the font style showing in the lower pane where the HTML code appears.

To change the font:	1	From the Menu Bar, click Edit/Settings.

2	Click the 'Choose font for the view window..' bar.

3	Select the font, style, size and any effects you wish to see in the view window.

4	Click 'OK' to accept.


CuteMAP Navigation and Viewing

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Moving between multiple open images

Each open image is represented by a tab along the bottom of the Image pane.

Click the tab of the document or image you wish to bring into view.

Zooming In or Out

1	Click the ‘Zoom’ button on the Tool Bar to zoom in or out on an image.

2	Move the magnifying glass icon over the image.

3	Left-click to enlarge the image.  (Every left-click will enlarge the document more).

or

Right-click to shrink the image.  (Every right-click will shrink the document more).


Edit an Image Map

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Open and edit existing image maps as follows:

1	From the Menu Bar, click File/Open Map.

2	Click the down arrow at the end of the 'Look In:' field and double click through the directory tree until the directory where the file (with a .htm extension) was saved appears in the 'Look In:' field.

3	Double click the file you wish to insert into the CuteMAP image pane.

4	When the image opens, click the 'Select' tool (left pointing arrow) on the Tool Bar then move your cursor arrow to the hotspot area and click to activate it for editing.

5	Selected areas are painted with the active area color (red by default).  Colors may be changed to user preference through Edit/Settings on the Menu Bar.

The following options for viewing hotspots during the editing process may be selected through the ‘Nest’ and ‘Drag Handles’ icons on the CuteMAP Tool Bar. A recessed button indicates the feature is active and will be applied to the hotspot area.  Click the recessed button to turn the feature off.

The 'Nesting' icon above left is active (button is recessed), while the 'Drag Handles' icon above right is inactive (button is up).

Nesting	When active, the 'Nesting' icon outlines and hatches the hotspot with the active color.

Drag Handles	When active, the 'Drag Handles' icon outlines the hotspot in the active color and places drag handles around the object.

Both	When both 'Nesting' and 'Drag Handles' are active, the area is hatched (nested) with drag handles around the object.

Neither	When both the 'Nesting' and 'Drag Handles' icons are inactive the area is only outlined with active color.

6	Perform any of the following edits on selected areas:

Resize a hotspot

The selected image will appear in red (or the default active color) and may or may not have drag handles and/or hatching.  Place your cursor on the border or on a handle on the image and click and drag to resize.

NOTES: 	Images can be resized without using drag handles, however resizing is easier with them.  If handles are not visible, click the 'Drag Handles' icon on the Tool Bar to activate the feature or from the Menu Bar, click View/Show Drag Handles.

When the cursor arrow is placed over a handle or border on circles or rectangles, a two-point arrow appears.  When the cursor arrow is placed over a handle or point on the border of a polygon, a four-point arrow appears.

Move a hotspot.

Place your cursor in the middle of the hotspot then click and drag to position the hotspot without resizing.

Delete a hotspot.

Click the hotspot area you wish to delete, then hit the delete key on your keyboard or from the Menu Bar, click Edit/Delete Area.

Change the URL for a hotspot.

Click the hotspot area you wish to change, then click in the 'URL' field under the Standard section (left pane) and change the URL.  NOTE:  The URL address must include the http:// part of the URL address.  Ex: http://www.samplesite.com.


Save an Image Map

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Image maps may be saved for access at a later time.

1	From the Menu Bar, click File/Save or Save As or Save All or move to one of the document tabs at the bottom of the image pane and right-click to access a drop down menu with the same options.

Save	Saves the image with the name assigned when it was opened in CuteMAP (usually CuteMAPx.htm where 'x' is the number assigned as each image is opened).  The image will remain on the screen until closed.

Save As	Allows the user to save to a different path or with a different file name.  To save the file in a directory other than the one showing, click the down arrow at the end of the 'Save In' field and double-click through the directory tree until the directory containing your image shows in the 'Save In' field.

Save All	Saves all currently opened images one at a time.

2	Click the 'Save' button.

NOTE:  Image map names appearing in red indicate the map has not yet been saved.


Insert an Image Map in an HTML Document

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An image map’s HTML code can be pasted from CuteMAP into a document in your HTML editor program using the Windows® Clipboard.

1	From the Menu Bar, click Edit/Copy Map to Clipboard.

2	Launch your HTML editor and open or create the HTML document where the image will be pasted.  Use Ctrl plus V or Edit/Paste from the Menu Bar.

3	The HTML code generated from the image map will be placed in the HTML document.

NOTE:  If CuteHTML is your HTML editor, see Using CuteHTML with CuteMAP for a more efficient way of inserting an image map into your HTML document.


Testing an Image Map

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Test hotspots before pasting them into an HTML document.

1	From the Menu Bar, click on View/Test in Browser or click the 'Testing' icon on the Tool Bar.

2	When the browser launches, click the image to test the link attached to the hotspot.

3	Close your browser to return to CuteMAP.


Close an Image Map

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Use the 'Close' option to close each open image map.

1	From the Menu Bar, click File/Close to exit or right-click a tab at the bottom of the image pane and select 'Close' from the drop down menu.

2	Unsaved documents (document name is printed in red) will close with a prompt to save the image map before closing.  Click 'Yes' to save the image map or 'No' to close the map without saving.

Saved documents (document name is printed in black) will close without any prompts.


Create a Hotspot

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Hotspots are defined areas of an image that move a user from an image to an associated URL or page within a URL.  Multiple hotspots in any shape or size may be created on one image using the shape tools on the CuteMAP Tool Bar.

If you have already opened an image, start with Step 4.

1	From the Menu Bar, click File/New Map.

2	Click the down arrow at the end of the 'Open:' field then double click through the directory tree until the directory which holds the image you want to use appears in the 'Open' field.

3	Double click the image file to insert it into the CuteMAP image pane.

4	From the CuteMAP Tool Bar, click the rectangle, circle or poly icon to use in defining your hotspot.  The same shapes may also be accessed from the Menu Bar by clicking Action/Add rectangle area or Add circle area or Add polygon area.  NOTE:  Use the polygon area tool to define irregular shaped hotspots.

5	Place your cursor over the part of the image to be defined as your hotspot, then click and drag to outline the area.  NOTE:  When using the polygon area tool, left-click at every change in angle and right-click to finish.

6	Move to the left pane and enter the following information.

Standard URL:

The URL to which the mapped portion of the image is linked. The URL address must start with http://.    Example:  http://www.yoursite.com.

Alt. Txt::

A box containing the text entered in this field appears in place of the image for users who choose not to load images in their browser or have a browser incapable of loading the image.

Target Frame:

The frame the hotspot link will load into.  Click the down arrow at the end of the field and select one of the options described below.  The program will add the TARGET attribute to the anchor tag and reference the names frame in the HTML code located in the lower right pane of the CuteMAP window.  The selected frame will get the focus when the hotspot is clicked in the browser.

Same Frame - the same window containing the link

Whole Page - loads at the top of the page

New Browser Window - a new, unnamed window

Parent Frame - parent frame of the current document

On Mouse Over:

Text which will appear when the mouse pointer is placed over the hotspot

On Mouse Out:

Text which will appear when the mouse pointer is moved outside of the hotspot area

7	Repeat Steps 4 through 6 to add other hotspots to the same image


Create a New Image Map

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Open existing .jpg or .gif images in CuteMAP to create new image map files.

1	From the Menu Bar, click File/New Map.

2	Click the down arrow at the end of the 'Open:' field then double click through the directory tree until the directory which holds the image you want to use appears in the 'Open' field.

3	Double click the image file to insert it into the CuteMAP image pane.

4	When the image shows in the image pane, hotspots or clickable areas may be added.   Save the image map before closing.


CuteMAP Registration

Evaluation

CuteMAP is available for a free 30-day evaluation period.  Users who decide to continue using the program must register the software.  Registering makes your copy legal and helps support our efforts to continually develop innovative products to best serve your needs.  Thank you for your support of CuteMAP!

Why Register?

Registration allows you to continue using CuteMAP, and entitles you to the following benefits:

Free Technical Support - GlobalSCAPE is committed to timely, courteous customer support.

Free updates - Receive updates within the same version number.

Software offers - Receive special upgrade offers throughout the year on the latest GlobalSCAPE products.

Registration file replacement - If for any reason you lose or damage your registration files, GlobalSCAPE will e-mail a new registration file to you.

To Register

From the Menu Bar, click on Help/Register your purchased copy...

See our web site at www.globalscape.com for the latest pricing and registration methods.

Support

Unregistered Users

GlobalSCAPE provides free technical support to unregistered users via this User’s Guide.  If you cannot find an answer to your question, you can E-mail us. Please provide a complete description of your problem so we can provide you with fast and accurate help.   Unregistered users are not entitled to telephone support.

Registered Users

Registered users are entitled to free telephone technical support, along with the support offered via this User’s guide and E-mail.  Before you call, be sure to check through this User’s Guide and make sure that you cannot find the answer to your question. When you do call, please be ready to provide us with registration information, such as your serial number (if applicable) or the e-mail address with which you registered.

Limitations to Support

We at GlobalSCAPE are happy to help you with any problems you may have with our software. However, we cannot help you with certain issues such as creating web pages or pictures, acquiring and using MP3s, ISP-specific instructions, file location problems, or any other issues not related directly to the workings of our software.


Registration Messages

One of the following responses may appear during registration.

"Congratulations!  You have successfully registered your copy of CuteMAP.  Please restart CuteMAP now.

This copy of CuteMAP has been registered more than once."

Your product is already registered.

"Registration failed.  Single machine registration limit exceeded.  Please contact CuteMAP technical support at support@globalscape.com for help".

This copy has been registered multiple times.  Contact technical support.

"Your serial number has been accepted.  In order to be fully registered in our database, which will give you access to technical support and future product update information, you will need to provide additional details.  This information is for internal purposes only and will not be redistributed.  Would you like to register with GlobalSCAPE now?."

Users who bought CuteMAP retail will be prompted to fill out personal details for our database.  This information is optional.

"Registration Unsuccessful....."

Your registration key is bad.  Contact technical support.

"CuteMAP is currently unable to connect to the registration server. ..."

Select the Manual Registration button.

 For further assistance, you may contact technical support via any of the following:

CuteMAP World Wide Web : www.globalscape.com

CuteMAP technical support e-mail : support@globalscape.com

CuteMAP technical support phone : 210-308-8267 8-6 M-F CST

CuteMAP sales and upgrade e-mail : sales@globalscape.com

CuteFTP sales and upgrade phone :800-290-5054 8-6 M-F CST in the US

 1-210-308-8267 for International Customers


Manual Registration

Use manual registration if server or Internet connection errors occur during the online registration.

1	From the Server Connection Error dialog box, click the 'Manual Registration' button.

2	Complete missing information on the form (click each field name and begin typing).

3	Click the 'Copy to Clipboard' button on the Manual Registration dialog box.

4	Send the e-mail to support@globalscape.com.

5	Press the Ctrl plus V keys to copy the clipboard contents (registration information) to the body of your e-mail.

6	Send the e-mail.

7	The GlobalSCAPE support team will reply with instructions and a file needed to complete the successful registration of your program.


Installation

System Requirements

Any PC running Windows 95/98, or Windows NT 4.0 or later.

At least 8 MB RAM and 1.5 MB of free Hard Disk space.

A connection to the Internet.

Installing

1	Turn on your computer and start Microsoft Windows 95/98, or NT4.

2	Place the installation CD in your CD-ROM drive.  Installation begins automatically.

3  	Follow the on-screen instructions.

If your CD-ROM drive does not support automatic installation, follow the steps below:

1	Place the installation CD in your CD-ROM drive.

2	Double-click on “My Computer” located on the Desktop.  Double-click on the CD-ROM drive icon.  Double-click on the “Setup.exe” icon.

3	Follow the on-screen instructions.

To install from download

1	Download the program.

2	Double-click the executable to run the install.

3	Follow the on-screen directions.

Uninstalling

The uninstall function removes all files associated with CuteMAP from your PC. It also removes the CuteMAP icon from your desktop. To uninstall CuteMAP from Windows 95/98, or NT4:

1	Click the Start button, select Settings, select Control Panel, then select Add/Remove Programs.

2	Choose CuteMAP from the list, select the Add/Remove button.

3	Follow the on-screen instructions.


Registrations and Trademarks

Copyright © 1999 by GlobalSCAPE, Inc.  All rights reserved.  CuteMAP and its logo, GlobalSCAPE and its logo are registered tradmarks of GlobalSCAPE, Inc.


Technical Support and Services

If you have questions about installing or using CuteMAP, check the User’s Guide first.  You will find answers to most of your questions here.  We also offer the following support and information services:

CuteMAP World Wide Web : www.globalscape.com

CuteMAP technical support e-mail : support@globalscape.com

CuteMAP technical support phone : 210-308-8267 8-6 M-F CST

CuteMAP sales and upgrade e-mail : sales@globalscape.com

CuteMAP sales and upgrade phone :800-290-5054 8-6 M-F CST in the US

 1-210-308-8267 for International Customers