Tried to get a 1:50,000 map from Streetmap earlier, even by changing the scale in the URl failed to get anything other than the large scale Bartholomew or 1:10,000 ssscale map squares. Is this the end of Streetmap as we know it.
Derek Cosslett
Looking out over the Carneddau (the Mid Wales Version)
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Tried to get a 1:50,000 map from Streetmap earlier, even by changing the scale in the URl failed to get anything other than the large scale Bartholomew or 1:10,000 ssscale map squares. Is this the end of Streetmap as we know it.
Seems to be ok at the moment. I'm getting it to come up with 1:50,000 ok. It's just been a glitch hopefully.
-- Duncan Gray
homepage - www.duncolm.co.uk also www.mountaineering-scotland.org.uk The Mountaineering Council of Scotland
Tried to get a 1:50,000 map from Streetmap earlier, even by changing the scale in the URl failed to get anything other than the large scale Bartholomew or 1:10,000 ssscale map squares. Is this the end of Streetmap as we know it.
Derek Cosslett
Looking out over the Carneddau (the Mid Wales Version)
I have tried again and suceeded by clicking the arrows between the + and - symbols. However still cant link to this page even using the URL streetmap give below the map.
Derek Cosslett
Looking out over the Carneddau (the Mid Wales Version)
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Tried to get a 1:50,000 map from Streetmap earlier, even by changing the scale in the URl failed to get anything other than the large scale Bartholomew or 1:10,000 ssscale map squares. Is this the end of Streetmap as we know it.
Seems to be ok at the moment. I'm getting it to come up with 1:50,000 ok. It's just been a glitch hopefully.
Still no good for me.. Have they been finally done by the grubbing little O$?
On Tue, 16 Dec 2003 01:39:19 -0000, "Duncan Gray" <[email hidden]> wrote:
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Tried to get a 1:50,000 map from Streetmap earlier, even by changing the scale in the URl failed to get anything other than the large scale Bartholomew or 1:10,000 ssscale map squares. Is this the end of Streetmap as we know it.
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Seems to be ok at the moment. I'm getting it to come up with 1:50,000 ok. It's just been a glitch hopefully.
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Still no good for me.. Have they been finally done by the grubbing little O$?
Are these differences local, with different zooms in different parts of the country, whether urban or not, etc.?
-- Chris Malcolm [email hidden] +44 (0)131 651 3445 DoD #205 IPAB, Informatics, JCMB, King's Buildings, Edinburgh, EH9 3JZ, UK ["]http://www.dai.ed.ac.uk/homes/cam/]
On Tue, 16 Dec 2003 01:39:19 -0000, "Duncan Gray" <[email hidden]> wrote:
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"Derek " <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]... > Tried to get a 1:50,000 map from Streetmap earlier, even by changing the scale in the URl > failed to get anything other than the large scale Bartholomew or 1:10,000 ssscale map squares. > Is this the end of Streetmap as we know it.
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Seems to be ok at the moment. I'm getting it to come up with 1:50,000 ok. It's just been a glitch hopefully.
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Still no good for me.. Have they been finally done by the grubbing little O$?
Are these differences local, with different zooms in different parts of the country, whether urban or not, etc.?
Don't know whether this is related but today I had a similar problem with Multimap. Using a saved URL pointing directly to the UK map site gave a strange road-atlas map. However navigating to the same spot from the home page www.multimap.co.uk produced the expected OS display. Odd. -- Dave
I have tried again and suceeded by clicking the arrows between the + and - symbols. However still cant link to this page even using the URL streetmap give below the map.
Derek Cosslett
Looking out over the Carneddau (the Mid Wales Version)