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What is ImageMapConverter? ImageMapConverter is an Apple Macintosh application to convert ImageMap files, used in World Wide Web documents, to and from different formats. It is very useful for converting old Server Side Imagemaps into the new Client Side Imagemap format which is incorporated in the HTML-code without the need to recreate the hotspot-areas. To insure compatibility with older browsers ImageMapConverter can also convert Client Side Imagemaps (Usemaps) into Server Side Imagemaps. Where do I get ImageMapConverter? ImageMapConverter is available through all Info-Mac sites. You can follow this link to the INFO-Mac Hyperarchives to find it.. Or this one to the AMUG sites in Arizona. Or finally, get it in Rotterdam, The Netherlands. The filesize is aproximately 693 K. If you pay the shareware fee you'll get info about updates, FAT and Powermac versions, and the URLs where you can download them. What does ImageMapConverter require to run? ImageMapConverter should run on any Macintosh running System 7.x.x. It has been tested on a PowerMac 8100/100, PowerMac 7600, Performa 630 and a Quadra 700 with the following systems: System 7.1.1, System 7.1.2, System 7.5.1, and System 7.5.3. It requires at least 1500 K of free application memory although 4500 K is recommended. Special Features of ImageMapConverter: Intelligent format recognition Conversion of multiple files or whole folders Conversion of ovals into polygons Fully configurable Image Tag creation Why is your company called Peghole? Originally I am an animator and I have adopted my logo from something you use in this noble art. My logo is not printed: it consists of a series of three holes punched in the paper of my business cards, stationery and even in the envelopes. These holes, two rectangular ones and a round one in the middle, are originally used to register the drawings of an animated cartoon. They fit precisely on a metal bar with similarly shaped pegs (right: a pegbar!) so every drawing in an animated sequence is exactly at the same place. Unfortunately I can't punch holes in your computerscreen (if interactive technology has developed a little further I will consider adding it as a new feature...) so I use a graphic representation of my logo on the WorldWideWeb. If you want to see my real logo you can commission me to make a cool Shockwave or something else and I'll sent you a bill with these holes in it! So that's why Peghole is called Peghole. (And for those of you who have other thoughts when they hear that name, the answers are: yes, no, no, yes and no.) What does Peghole do? Peghole occupies itself with (Click the links for examples on the Internet): Animation, both on film or in digital form Design and construction of Internetsites Multimedia design and programming Shockwave interactive animations and games design and programming. Stereo photography (in conjunction with the Foundation for Remarkable Photography) ImageMapConverter Online Documentation More about Imagemaps Server Side Imagemaps Client Side Imagemaps or Usemaps Conversion Formats The specifications of the different formats NCSA CERN USEMAP Manual How does ImageMapConverter work? Setting the Preferences Make Image-tag for GIF or JPEG-image Make Width and Height Tag Make Low Source Tag Make Target Tag Make reference to Imagemap Creator Code of Output Files Save Converted Usemaps in... Filenames Paths Miscellaneous How can I test ImageMapConverter? Does ImageMapConverter correct my mapfiles? How much does ImageMapConverter cost? How do I pay for ImageMapConverter? Can I distribute ImageMapConverter? Aren't you afraid people will use ImageMapConverter and not pay for it? What did you use to create ImageMapConverter? Are there any bugs in ImageMapConverter? Do you have anyone to thank? Why is your company called Peghole? What does Peghole do more? Where and how can I contact you? The Fine Print Peghole / Mare Reijnders (mare@kagi.com) © 1996 by Peghole / Mare Reijnders, All Rights Reserved. visitors=