- From: Bruno Caruso - dvddd <devisu@arcadis.be>
- Date: Sun, 3 Jan 1904 23:20:39 +0100
- To: www-html@www10.w3.org
I've found informations about a soft called MACIMAGE at the address : http://www.cs.ucl.ac.uk/staff/jon/book/node135.html#SECTION001253000000000000000 The trouble is : these soft seems not to exist !! I can't locate it. Who can help ? Here's a part of the document : "Imagemaps using MacHTTP - the DIY approach at the following address MacHTTP's way of implementing imagemaps is to pass the query parameters into a script program written in AppleScript . By default, MacHTTP recognises any filename ending with .script to be an AppleScript program, which it then runs with the correct parameters, and which returns the result directly to the remote client. Unlike NCSA or CERN HTTPDs for UNIX systems, MacHTTP does not come bundled with a special imagemap program or map definition syntax for defining hot spots in images. Until recently, crafting your own script using AppleScript was your only option. However, a program called MacImage has recently been released, which is very similar to NCSA's imagemap program described below, and means the DIY approach is not the only option for MacHTTP users. Before MacImage, implementation of complex imagemaps using MacHTTP was quite difficult..." ------------ For your complete information, we're in fact looking for a soft to create image maps. I've heard about htimage, but does it work for Macintosh...?? Have an nice day Regards Bruno Caruso (devisu@arcadis.be) De Visu - Digital Document Design av E. Demolderlaan, 24 1030 Brussels
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