Jim is right, Dreamweaver does have image mapping.......here's how ya do it...
To create a client-side image map:
1 Select the image.
2 Click the expander arrow in the lower right corner of the Property inspector to see all properties.
3 In the Map Name field, type a unique name for the image map.
Note: If you are using multiple image maps in the same document, make sure each map has a unique name.
4 To define the image map areas, do one of the following:
Select the circle tool and drag the pointer over the image to create a circular hotspot.
Select the rectangle tool and drag the pointer over the image to create a rectangular hotspot.
Select the polygon tool and define an irregularly shaped hotspot by clicking once for each corner point. Click the arrow tool to close the shape. Once the hotspot is created, the hotspot Property inspector appears. (For information about the hotspot Property inspector, see Setting hotspot properties.)
5 In the hotspot Property inspector's Link field, click the folder icon to browse to the file you want opened when the hotspot is clicked. Alternatively, type the file name.
6 To set where the linked file opens, type the name of the window in which the file
should open in the Target field. Alternatively, choose a frame name from the Target pop-up menu.
7 In the Alt field, type the text you want to appear as alternative text in text-only
browsers. Some browsers display this text as a tooltip when the user pauses the mouse pointer over the hotspot.
8 Repeat steps 4 through 7 to define additional hotspots in the image map.
9 When you're finished mapping the image, click a blank area in the document to
change the Property inspector.
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West Highland Graphics & Design
Classic Fiero Owners Group International
...its too big of a page 
Wierd, I'm looking at the post times and the last post I saw in this thread was AusFiero's before I posted. It only took me 5 minutes to post my message.... or was it? Strange.
