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Thank you t-max, this will definitely help me.
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Thank you t-max, this will definitely help me.

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Hi there,<br />
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I am going to write an iPhone application where the users will select a region from the map of the country, and will be directed to the according views. I need any kind of help and suggestion, i.e, how to get the region (part of the image) touched, what kind of image to use, how to set the borders, etc...<br />
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Thanks in advance,<br />
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bkadirbeyoglu
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Hi there,

I am going to write an iPhone application where the users will select a region from the map of the country, and will be directed to the according views. I need any kind of help and suggestion, i.e, how to get the region (part of the image) touched, what kind of image to use, how to set the borders, etc...

Thanks in advance,

bkadirbeyoglu

How to get what part (region) of the image (country) is touched?

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