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2: Researching Image Mapping Software
Personal
You are very interested in finding out more information about some of the image mapping software
tools listed in Table 5-2 on page HTML 254. Review the information about each tool listed, including
any associated costs, free trial version availability, platform(s) supported, and ease of use. If a free trial
version is offered at any of the Web sites and you are using your own computer (or your instructor
or lab coordinator allows it), download the software and use it to create an image map. Compare the
technique of using these tools to the technique used in this chapter using Paint. Write a synopsis of the
available products, including any associated costs, free trial version availability, platform(s) supported,
and ease of use.
3: Using Image Maps to Link to External Web Sites
Professional
Find images that depict the other rooms in the floor plan used in Lab 3. These images can either be
taken during the “building” stage of the house or as the finished product. If you use pictures of the
finished product, you may need to change the text in the paragraph on the home page. Create an
additional Web page using one of the images (either one of the three provided or a new one). Use that
image as an image map and create reasonable hotspots. For instance, you may have a hotspot on the
fireplace or a section of the laundry room cabinet that you can zoom in on or use to link to fireplace
or cabinet manufacturers.
