Shaul Karl wrote on 2003-04-05: > For more details I would go to http://www.dan.co.il. It contains a > time table which are only accurate for the start of the journey, but > still the best they can provide. The link to the map which is labeled as > emap might be of particular interest since I believe you can see there > your desired getting on and getting off stops as well as the Hilton > hotel. Although I believe in the past I used to be able follow the link > with Galeon I couldn't do that right now. It is Galeon 1.2.5 and has > java-script enabled. > Emap is IE-only, from my experience too (at least mozilla fails; I think I checked some others, e.g. konqueror).
The Dan site itself however is very standards-friendly as far as I saw. They also have on the site a wonderfully done PDF file (couple of them actually) that is a map of the whole Gush-Dan. Zooming in deeply you will see all street names and bus numbers... Caution: GhostView tries to render it completely which takes ages - in particular zooming in/out will take you through the rendering again; xpdf suffers from the same principial problem but is considerably faster; acroread's render-on-demand is a big win here. The best work-around is to pdftops(1) it (from the xpdf folks) - surprisingly the resulting PS renders in GhostView incrementally (unlike the PDF) and about as fast as acroread - actually once you zoomed to your favourite level scrolling is even faster since no rendering is needed. GhostView's middle-button drag-and-zoom is also handy here. It's the most impressive application of PDF I've ever seen... -- Beni Cherniavsky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> If I don't code for myself, who will? And if I don't GPL it, what am I? ================================================================= To unsubscribe, send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the word "unsubscribe" in the message body, e.g., run the command echo unsubscribe | mail [EMAIL PROTECTED]
