Originally posted by j_spot ok..so I think we are underway in the Western Canada forum...just starting out
Ah yeah good point. Is there like an official "Western Canada" or did you guys just split it up for the sake of the forums? Sorry if I sound stupid but yeah my geography sucks
Jan-28-2002 18:47
Blik
The Almighty Blik
Registered: Jan 2001
Location: Rosmalen, Holland
this is our (BIG) map of Holland, and it is just a start
Spad..no Western Canada is *for this forum* considered as everything west of Ontario(where toronto is)
I think for Canada and US, we should get 1 map, and split it up...otherwise it might look kinda funny.
Do you provide maps Spad?
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Jan-28-2002 19:29
Spad
wise sage of the forest
Registered: Jun 2001
Location: Chesterfield ,UK
* ADDED NETHERLANDS *
jspot: i got the world maps from the Lonely Planet site
Jan-28-2002 19:41
victor
P A R T YY? coz we gotta!
Registered: Nov 2001
Location: Montréal
one one!!!
hi!!!
i guess im the only one from india!!!
and ne wayz i dont even have a regional discussion forum... what do i do... i stay right on the outskits of the capital, new delhi..
oh yeah gr8 idea this...
cheers!!
Jan-28-2002 19:43
Spad
wise sage of the forest
Registered: Jun 2001
Location: Chesterfield ,UK
Re: one one!!!
quote:
Originally posted by victor hi!!!
i guess im the only one from india!!!
and ne wayz i dont even have a regional discussion forum... what do i do... i stay right on the outskits of the capital, new delhi..
oh yeah gr8 idea this...
cheers!!
Er.. I'd just go ahead and make one for yourself then Put some text in the corner of the map saying your email address or something so any future TA's who want to be on your map know how to contact you.
Jan-28-2002 19:51
Gekhous
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Registered: Jan 2001
Location: Beverwijk, Holland
thanx Spad for adding us already!!! keep up the good work mate!!!
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Jan-28-2002 21:48
Blik
The Almighty Blik
Registered: Jan 2001
Location: Rosmalen, Holland
too bad that the maps are too small too really take a look on, when you post them on a forum you can see them very good, but when you click on the TA World Map Link and go to Holland or the UK you see a pretty small map, you can see some dots but that is actually it
does anyone know how to fix it, so you can get a pretty good view of the maps?
Originally posted by Blik too bad that the maps are too small too really take a look on, when you post them on a forum you can see them very good, but when you click on the TA World Map Link and go to Holland or the UK you see a pretty small map, you can see some dots but that is actually it
does anyone know how to fix it, so you can get a pretty good view of the maps?
You have your Internet Explorer configured to automatically shrink images to fit the screen. Either turn that off or hold your mouse curser over the image for a few seconds then click on the icon that appears in the bottom right corner.
One way to stop it happening for everybody would be to link to a html page containing the image instead of directly to the image (I think).
Jan-28-2002 22:58
mindshooter
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Registered: Nov 2000
Location: Hiding from Chuck Norris
Yap Spad thats right
Swedish map will be under construction soon enough
Everybody should write the city they live in buy their name so that you know exactly where....it can be quite hard to see if you dont...like with the UK map
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Jan-29-2002 06:42
JM
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Registered: Dec 2000
Location: Seattle, USA
quote:
Originally posted by inatrance ..one problem, is that western US, does not have a forum, or any representation
most of us in the northern US, post in western Canada forum.. but you know how it goes
these are the little details that are gonna be making this complicated can't wait till it is in full swing though!
inatrance
im just gonna be lazy and hope someone makes a map of the US where i can added to
>JM<
Jan-29-2002 07:33
nomatteus
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Registered: Dec 2001
Location: Toronto / Smalltown Saskatchean