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#
# Sample Mac-ImageMap configuration file.
# This file must be placed in the same directory as the
# Mac-imagemap program, and it must be named imagemap.config.
#
# by: Lutz Weimann
# latest modification at: 23th May 1995
# Replace below [Server administrator] with your e-mail address
$ServerAdmin : [Server administrator]
# Note: the above line is an active specification - like every
# line which starts with the character sequence #$ .
# Uncomment the line below (remove "##") to let Mac-ImageMap quit
# every time when no more AppleEvents sent by MacHTTP or WebSTAR
# are to be processed.
##$StayOpen : -1
# Here are following some (out-commented) sample
# $ServerPath-specifications which tell Mac-ImageMap where
# it can find the root directories of multiple WebSTAR servers
# which run on this machine on different ports. The syntax is:
# $ServerPath : <Macintosh file-path> <portnumber>
# If the file-path contains blanks, it must be enclosed with
# quotes.
# The $ServerPath specification is only needed when you run
# Mac-ImageMap as a *user-action handler* with *multiple* WebSTAR
# servers.
##$ServerPath : HardDisk:Server1: 80
##$ServerPath : "Harddisk 2:Server 2:" 8001
# the demomap-example, which is contained within the distribution.
# the filename of the map file must be given in Macintosh-style:
# the leading colon ":" indicates, that demomap is a subfolder of
# the Mac-Imagemap folder, wherein the map-file DemoPicture.map
# resides.
demomap : :demomap:DemoPicture.map
# a non-existent map, just for testing the Mac-imagemap error
# handling
nonexistent : nonexistent.map
# another (non-existent) file, just on the top level of your harddisk
# (named "HD").
# since MacHTTP never needs to access the map-definition file, this
# will also work.
nomap : HD:nomap.map