Todd,
I see no one has replied in past month.
Are you still looking for a solution ?
Take a look at our MetaDraw .NET winforms component
MetaDraw allows you to define multiple hotspots of any shape on an
image. You can draw the shapes with a mouse, or you can define in
code using coordinates. The layout can be saved and reloaded in
either a file or a database. Each hotspot can have one or more
associated tags ( strings, numbers, dates, whatever ). MetaDraw will
give you events when user moves in, out, over, hotspot, as well as for
click and double click on a hotspot. You can also have the mouse
authomatically change over the hotspot. MetaDraw also supports
scrolling and zooming ( hotspot map will scroll and zoom with the
background ). If you like you can toggle the visibility of the
hotspot areas.
Check it out at
www.Bennet-Tec.com
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Is it possible to have an image with Hot Spots
in an application (Windows Forms) created
using VS 2005? If so, how?
Thanks,
Todd Sparks
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