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The tool '''Map Tooltip''' can be used to display hyperlinks on features. Hyperlinks are generally photos or text that can be displayed when the cursor hangs on the relative features.

# Create a new ''attribute'' field (string) and call it, for instance FOLDER
# In this FOLDER field, for each feature, write the drive address or the HTML address of the files.
: This is the basic syntax:
:* '''File path with drive''': img src="file:///c:/images/test.jpg"
:* '''File path without drive''': img src="file://localhost/FOLDER/YY.jpg"
:* '''Web''': img src="http://www.google.com/images/logo_sm.gif"

* To limit the size of images, you can include the ''height'' and ''width'' limits:
<pre><img width=276 height=110 src="http:/XXX/YY.gif"></pre>.

You can use your HTML browser to open the files and copy the address (CTRL + C). Then paste the address (CTRL+V) between the double quotes.

By the time that the cursor hangs over the relative feature, if Map Tooltip is enable, a window opens with the relative photo or text.
A correct size for photo or text will not be more than 600x350 in dimension

You can use as Hyperlink documents Raster image files (JPG, PNG, TIF, etc) and HTML documents

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The tool '''Map Tooltip''' can be used to display hyperlinks on features. Hyperlinks are generally photos or text that can be displayed when…'