LiveImage version 1.28
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Written by Todd C. Wilson

Copyright (C) 1996-1997 LiveImage Corporation.

http://www.liveimage.com


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LiveImage is a user-friendly, "Hey, I don't know much about this image mapping stuff, but it looks really neat, so help me out here with it" program. LiveImage includes several new and powerful features that are not in the usual image map applications.

LiveImage is a Shareware product, with a built-in 14 day trial period, starting from the time the program is installed. After the 14 day period, LiveImage will cease to function. During this trial period, LiveImage is fully usable, with only some (image conversion, parts of the Image Wizard, more than 6 areas, and JavaScript) disabled.

If you decide to purchase LiveImage, you can do so directly from within the program using the built-in sales processor. Just pull down the Help menu and select Register.

The install archive of LiveImage may be uploaded to any online service that you wish to do so.

If you had previously installed version 1.0x, 1.1x, or 1.2x of LiveImage, installing version 1.28 will reset the evaluation back to 14 days (unless you registered, then the point is moot).

LiveImage requires either Windows 95 or Windows NT 4.0. LiveImage does *NOT* work under Win32s, nor under Windows NT 3.51. Don't even try it. The installer will let you install it anyway, but will complain. The reason is one of design: LiveImage uses a lot of the Windows 95 new features, such as drag-and-drop, and these just aren't available under NT 3.51 or Win32s.

LiveImage requires the use of a mouse or similar pointing device (trackball, touchpad, etc.). LiveImage does not require a high- or true-color display to operate (although the graphics will look much better, of course). 

LiveImage functions quite nicely on CPUs ranging from a DX2/66 up to a PPro200. Memory is not an issue; an 8meg system is all you need (the more the better, of course).

LiveImage requires about 3 megabytes of storage space to run.
