Creating Hotspots In A Presentation - Adobe GOLIVE CS2 User Manual

To specify a current presentation's behavior
By default, when a viewer clicks a presentation link, the current presentation pauses and the destination presentation
begins playing in the same player application or browser window. You can, however, override this default.
1 Select the container or item.
In the Link tab of the Inspector, set the following Current Presentation options:
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Choose whether the current presentation continues to play, pauses, or stops when a link is activated.
Play State
Choosing None uses the default, which is pause.
Sound Level Enter the percentage of sound for the current presentation.
To specify a destination presentation's behavior
You can select options to specify the behavior of a destination presentation once it begins to play.
Select the container or item.
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2 In the Link tab of the Inspector, set the following New Presentation options:
Select Replace Presentation to use the current player window, New Presentation to open a new player window,
Show
or None to use the default, which replaces the presentation in the current player window.
Choose whether the current presentation continues to play, pauses, or stops when a link is activated.
Play State
(Choose None to pause.)
Sound Level Enter the percentage of sound for the current presentation.

Creating hotspots in a presentation

Creating hotspots
By using SMIL anchors, you can create hotspots that link specific areas and time periods in your presentation to other
media source files, items, web pages, or SMIL presentations.
SMIL anchors let you add links to your presentation that are similar to links in HTML image maps, except that SMIL
anchors also have temporal properties in addition to spatial properties; you can set the timing of an anchor so that
its link is active for a specified duration in the presentation.
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