Maptitude - http://research.umbc.edu/~roswell/maptitude.html
Here's a wish that might help us who struggle to stick with
maptitude (as opposed to better known brands). I wish that Caliper
would provide a free GIS viewer similar to ArcExplorer. I know that
many folks download the free ArcExplorer and are then introduced
to AV. Seems like Caliper could do the same. I'd certainly
promote it on my websites.
Mike
> Maptitude - http://research.umbc.edu/~roswell/maptitude.html
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> Friends who tried to post in the past 12 hours: my apologies.
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> I had turned advertising off, thinking that it would be a while into the
> month before we would use up 5000 credits. Problem is: another listserv on
> the same account, used by a local non-profit organization, has 6 times as
> many people as this one, and they had to issue a few correction emails,
> and boom, the credits were used up, which I didn't realize. (not to
> mention that this listserv is pretty active too.)
>
> I once asked the big non-profit to switch to a different list, and in
> fact, someone at Caliper asked me as well (and my apologies for not
> responding.) to switch to yahoo groups. (egroups). But inertia wins! And
> though Egroups probably provides better service, for years their ads were
> more noticeable, so I stayed with Listbot. We've already got our current
> list indexed and searchable at mail-archive.com, and we already have a
> data-repository at directionsmag.com, so two of the yahoo functions all
> already accomodated.
>
> Blah, blah, blah, and gab, gab, gab, in any case, for now, it's just
> easier to use this listbot system, turn the ads back on, and I'll pay for
> an account allowing ad-free mailings, because for some reason I can't
> stand ads. Please don't worry about "sponsoring" this. Honestly, I've got
> 6 listservs on this account that are too much of a pain in the whatever to
> switch to a different system, and I'm happy to support them. For the
> record, they are the board of the Maryland League of Conservation Voters
> (the C3 and C4), the CPHA Transportation Committee, the Baltimore Regional
> Partnership (that's the biggie) and the Mayor's Bicycle Advisory
> Committee.
>
>
> So,
>
> 1. Folks to tried to post before: try again, and you'll be fine.
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> 1. I'm paying for additional credits so that posting problems don't happen
> again.
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> 2. Ads'll be there until I do that.
>
> 3. Take your likely instinct to want to sponsor this listserv, and use
> those resources to add utilities to our data repository, to provide
> helpful responses to people, and to bring peace and joy to earth.
> (or, unwitting plug: give directly to your favorite League of
> Conservation Voters in your area)
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