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On Wed, 15 Sep 1999 17:04:02 -0500, Bob Hughes wrote:
>Ah, but that is what the zoomed in views are for, so I don't have to
>try and do that : ) Anything is worthy of consideration though so
>thanks for sharing that thought.
I know this isn't exactly on the current thread of discussion, but
I don't appear to be on the map. I'm in the list, but the closest
dot to my location appears to be somewhere in Ohio. On-topic for
the current discussion, though - 'twould be nice if the outlines of
countries and perhaps states and provinces (in the bigger countries)
were overlaid on the map, something like what you see with weather
maps.
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Yep, way ahead of you on that political boundry idea. Well, not WAY
ahead but I had thought of trying to get a boundary overlay on there
if I can get a good map of that to work into it okay.
Btw, you have email from me if you haven't seen it already. Put
bluntly the start of those coordinate additions was pretty rough hewn
during the time I was adding people and places off of the newsgroup
messages and via email. Not until the web page form was it going
nearly smooth and now it's mostly a matter of whether my email works
okay and people get their data done right. It's just a matter of copy
& paste anymore, less the occasional normal email asking to be added.
99% accuracy is the only truly acheivable goal I think and I may have
a ways to go yet.
Bob
Ron Parker <par### [at] fwi com> wrote in message
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> On Wed, 15 Sep 1999 17:04:02 -0500, Bob Hughes wrote:
> >Ah, but that is what the zoomed in views are for, so I don't have
to
> >try and do that : ) Anything is worthy of consideration though so
> >thanks for sharing that thought.
>
> I know this isn't exactly on the current thread of discussion, but
> I don't appear to be on the map. I'm in the list, but the closest
> dot to my location appears to be somewhere in Ohio. On-topic for
> the current discussion, though - 'twould be nice if the outlines of
> countries and perhaps states and provinces (in the bigger countries)
> were overlaid on the map, something like what you see with weather
> maps.
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