
	When hotspots areas overlap, the first hotspot area definition will take precedence. 
	 That means that if a particular area has been claimed by two or more hotspot definitions,
	 only the first definition will actually result in a hyperlink being available. If
	 hotspots have partial overlap, setting the sequence of those hotspots will determine
	 which hotspots gets hold of a particular area. <BR> <BR><b>Super-Types and Sub-Type
	 entities on ER-Diagrams</b><BR>The hot-spots areas you define, are interpreted starting
	 from the top downwards. Any area on the screen can only support one link, and it
	 will always be the first one in the list if there are more. New hotspots are added
	 to the bottom of the list by ROB (the list is built from the top down), but by
	 setting the Hotspot sequence property you can influence the order of the list. <BR><BR><pre>(1,1)
	  <BR>_______________________  <BR>| ________  ________   |  <BR>| | 2,2   | |6,2
		|  |  <BR>| |____4,4| |____8,4|  |  <BR>|______________________|  <BR>      
				 (10,7)  <BR></pre> <BR>This can be important for Entity Relationship
	 Diagrams where Super-type entities occupy an area that overlaps the area taken up
	 by each of its supertypes. For the ROB to be able to identify the links from sub-types,
	 they should not be overlaid by the supertype!  You should ensure to<B> first</B>
	 create the hotspots for the <B>sub-types</B> and only after that the super-type.
	 This way, you make sure the supertype area does not overlay and obscure or hide
	 the underlying/superposed sub-types areas.  <BR>(2,2) x (4,4)    Sub Type 1 <BR>
	 (6,2) x (8,4)    Sub Type 2  <BR>(1,1) x (10,7)  SuperType <BR><BR> This way, you
	 make sure the supertype area does not overlay and obscure or hide the underlying/superposed
	 sub-types areas.  <BR> <BR>If you did it the other way around, first the super type
	 and then the subtype, the ROB Hotspot Editor allows you to change the sequence
	 of the hotspot through the Sequence property for the Hotspot.  You can change the
	 sequence of the hotspots so  the SubType Hotspots will come before the SuperType
	 Hotspot. <BR>
	