Main features of this applet
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» Java menu applet which displays an image file (such as JPG or GIF) and turns it into an imagemap.
» Supports both polygonal and discontinuous shapes, making it very useful for geographical maps, layout diagrams of buildings and
complex technical and scientific diagrams.
» Multi-level AWT down-down submenus which break out of the applet space and cross frames and other HTML content.
» Highly scalable.
» Preloaded rollover images.
» Context-sensitive preview panel supports (combined) multi-line text and images and can be repositioned
and resized relative to the imagemap.
» Bi-directional carousel scrolling allows large maps and diagrams to be displayed in a small screen space.
» Optional micro-map makes user-orientation easier when scrolling around large maps.
» Can trigger your own javascripts, including user-defined onClick, onMouseEnter and onMouseExit events.
» Supports runtime content changing ("drill" feature)
» Supports ZIP-compressed indices for accelerating index loading by about 10 times
» Supports sound effects
» Numerous configuration options for changing appearance
» Database-friendly; includes ability to read dynamically generated index files
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More goodies and information
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» Licence for using this trial.
» Applet homepage for this product with
detailed instructions, product comparisons, complete feature lists, parameter
lists, version history, system requirements, packaging and delivery information and lots more.
» Huge online support centre.
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Applet demos / templates in this trial pack
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» Asia-Pacific Map
- large high-definition bi-directional scrolling map; 24 hotspots often divided into dozens of
distinct and separate shapes; micromap; large preview panel; pop-up menus for each hotspot
» South America Map
- vertical scrolling map; 18 hotspots; different colour scheme; micromap; pop-up menus for each hotspot
» Africa Map
- bi-directional scrolling map with micromap; 50 countries, each with its own pop-up menu system
» North America Map
- miniature high-definition map; 75 geographically correct hotspots including Canadian provinces, US states and
Central American countries; large preview screen below map demonstrating use of images as well as text; pop-up menus for each hotspot
» Middle East Map
- horizontal scrolling map with micromap; 44 countries from the Eastern Mediterranean to Southern Asia; frameless configuration with
large context-sensitive labels beneath map
» Europe Map
- large map placed in a small display area; bi-directional scrolling; 42 countries displayed with drop-down menus;
context-sensitive preview bar
» United States Map
- large map placed in a small display area; bi-directional scrolling; 48 states displayed with drop-down menus;
context-sensitive preview bar
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Things you can do with this trial
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» Look at the templates and demos.
» Edit the applet parameters in the HTML pages to reconfigure the applet appearance.
» Edit the index to get the applet to display different menu information. There is an online
beginner's tutorial here.
» Download tools from our website to help you edit these things.
» This trial is fully-featured - which means that all the features
our website lists are available on this trial and provided that you read the instructions
you should be able to try everything out.
» It is possible that our continuous and rapid release schedule means that some very
recently added features may not yet be available in the trial.
» This trial is "nagware", which means that it may display information about its
unregistered or trial status at different and varying times and places. These displays (nags) are not
there in the release (purchased) version.
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