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Edit Your Captures > Working with the Tasks Pane > Links/Hotspots Task Page > File Types that Support Hotspots

File Types that Support Hotspots

To use hotspots in your final image, you must e-mail or save your image as one of the following:

Web page with image (MHTML file)
Adobe PDF (PDF)
Macromedia Flash file (SWF)
To use the hotspots with Advanced Flash hotspot properties, the file must be sent or saved as a Macromedia Flash file (SWF).
SnagIt Capture File (SNAG)
To save your file so that you can later open it in SnagIt Editor, the file must be saved as a SnagIt Capture File (SNAG). SNAG files support both hotspots and advanced Flash hotspots.

To use hotspots in a capture embedded in an e-mail (only with Outlook or Outlook Express), your capture can also be one of the following file types:

Portable Network Graphics (PNG)
JPEG image (JPG)
CompuServe GIF (GIF)
Windows Bitmap (BMP)

Hotspots Not Supported dialog box

There are two versions of the Hotspots Not Supported dialog box:

Hotspots Not Supported
If your capture has hotspots and you try to save your capture as a file type that does not support hotspots, you will see the Hotspots Not Supported dialog box.
Flash Hotspots Not Supported
If your capture has advanced Flash hotspots and you try to save your capture as a file type that does not support advanced Flash hotspots, you will see the Flash Hotspots Not Supported dialog box.

In these dialog boxes, you can do one of the following:

Choose to discard any hotspots or advanced Flash hotspots and save the capture as the current file type.
Choose to keep the hotspots and select a new file type to save the file as.
Cancel the save and go back to your capture.