on-line map

[John Kupik]

YES... I am still alive... looks like you wonderful people have been working
away while I settle into a new job ... The summer / fall was a challenge and
Winter was more so...

Anyway  "Proof reader"  John found a "typo" on the legend that appears when you
click on the map it self..    Even though some of the public think it
"minicipal"  should be spelled  Municipal..

Hope to make a meeting if you'll have me back once I get this company
established here in DC...

check out    Pretzel Logic

Cheers.. or should that be Beers! (with the pretzels ya know)

Bruce Dwyer wrote:

> Marion and John,
> I think the map came out looking very good.  following is the message I sent
> asking for comments and the comments I got.  I think that it sure is good
> enough to put out there for the general public.  If you think that the
> committee can help with any improvements, let me know.
> Thanks for your hard work.
> ___________________________________________________________________
>
> This is in a test mode.  Please visit the map and give me any comments you
> may have.  I will consolidate and pass on to the Rec. Dept.  Yes it is slow.
> _______________________________________________
>
> I have looked at the map a bit and recommend that :
> They need to make a simplified map that people can print out on one sheet of
> 8.5 by 11 inch paper. It  would have just enough information so people can
> get on their bikes and use it to find the bike routes. They could fold it up
> and stuff it in their pockets and not get too upset if it gets rained on or
> lost.
> Of course such a map would not be nearly as pretty as the lithographed map
> or its full blown web equivalent.
> Tom Wallenius
> ____________________________________________
>
> 1) It needs a legend, I know what most of the symbols mean except the green
> square with the white drip coffee filter in it???
>  2) The images that make up the whole map haven't been registered properly,
> check out Eisenhower Ave. and Stovall, you can follow the disconnect all the
> way North
> to Melrose and King and beyond.
> 3) Can someone planning a visit download it? If not can they be directed on
> how to buy or pick one up?  I don't have a printer but so many people have
> color laser
> printers at home nowadays.
> It isn't slow on the T1 line here at work,  I'll try it from home through
> the 26400 modem dial up connection.
> George Dalton
> ______________________________________________________________________
>
> The on-line bike map looks great! I only have one comment: Provide a listing
> of locations for people to pick up printed copies.
> Paul DeMaio
> _______________________________________________________________________
>
> I tried using the on-line map. The format looks good and is nicely
> presented,
> but unfortunately I find it almost impossible to use. It would make more
> sense
> when referred to with the trails booklet, which is STILL on the drawing
> board.
> There is a "JavaScript error" on the first site, the Canal Lock. Somewhere
> it
> should mention how to get the actual bike map.
> Ruth Reeder
>
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