Yes, I knew I should have mentioned that the image map I made for the browsers is
supposed to be for Netscape 2.* or higher and I'm guessing about IE 3.* and higher
also.
It's just that I went on the typical naive assumption that most people would be using
one which is compatible enough to do the linking. I wouldn't dare use Java Script but
I
might possibly do the more usual "links" method instead, especially if several people
can't use the image map as is. Aw heck, I'll try links to those zoomed in views
elsewhere anyway. I don't want frustration to occur if I can help it.
Btw, there's going to be a magnified look at Australia later. Main reason is because
of
the Melbourne folks. So don't get discouraged you upsidedowners (just kidding), it's
just that there will always be the likelyhood of such close markers that won't always
be
separable so don't expect zooms of zooms please.


Martin Crisp wrote:
> 
> On Sat, 26 Jun 1999 12:03 PM, Martin Crisp
> <mailto:val### [at] tesseractcomau> wrote:
> >On Fri, 25 Jun 1999 12:22 PM, Bob <mailto:inv### [at] aolcom> wrote:
> >>http://members.aol.com/wrld0rigin/povwrldjpg.htm
> >>
> >>Please try to click on either, or both, North America and/or Europe for
> >>closeup views.
> >
> >:-(
> >Bloody Northern Hemisphere bias :-)
> >
> 
> [snip]
> 
> >
> >I tried:
> >Latitude choices: Northern Hemisphere, No Value
> >(Southern Hemisphere is on the page rather than in the menu, other menus
> >suffer the same problem.)
> 
> Browser error...
> Cyberdog choked, Netscrape fine....
> 
> Have Fun
> Martin
> --
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> <hypercube 'at' tesseract.com.au> or just reply.
> 
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> <Martin.Crisp 'at' tourism.tas.gov.au>
> 
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