> > > Ok try this. I haven't tried it on a graphic yet, that'll be next. I
> > > was just proving it out.
> > >
> > > http://www.postgresql.org/~vev/index.html
> > >
> > > Mouseover on the left frame.
> >
> > Totally cool.
>
> What about this one:
>
> http://www.postgresql.org/~wieck/test.html
>
> I've used xearth's coords for the map (a little Tcl/Tk script
> did it) and GIFmerge to combine two ones. Resulting gif is
> 6275 bytes!
>
> Then I've added overlib (thanks Venice). Only Bruce and me
> are on the map. Finally (if we choose it) I'll create the
> mentioned Tk application to manage all the dot's and the
> underlying map.
I like the dots. Perhaps larger.
Can you do longitute/latitude with that map. Is it linear in both
directions. Usually such linear maps look terrible because Greenland
and Northern Canada are huge. Don't tell me you compensated for it in
the tcl code.
Can you use the more attractive map I am using. Your blinking dots and
highlighted names are certainly better than my map.
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