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Can you use the step below but do two hot spots<br />
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<a href="http://www.bukisa.com/articles/385601_dreamweaver-tutorial-how-to-create-hotspots-in-an-image-in-dreamweaver-cs5" rel="ugc">http://www.bukisa.com/articles/385601_dreamweaver-tutorial-how-to-create-hotspots-in-an-image-in-dreamweaver-cs5</a><br />
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Can you use the step below but do two hot spots

http://www.bukisa.com/articles/385601_dreamweaver-tutorial-how-to-create-hotspots-in-an-image-in-dreamweaver-cs5 [http://www.bukisa.com/articles/385601_dreamweaver-tutorial-how-to-create-hotspots-in-an-image-in-dreamweaver-cs5]



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I need to link the top parts of the image to different parts of the image when clicked. The image is a large image and the navigation will prevent the need for the user to scroll to the correct part of the image.
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I need to link the top parts of the image to different parts of the image when clicked. The image is a large image and the navigation will prevent the need for the user to scroll to the correct part of the image.

How do I point a hotspot to another hotspot on the same image file in in dreamweaver?

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