On 4/5/06, Erik Peterson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here's a resend of an earlier e-mail about how to put together your own
Google ward map:
My dad is going to love this. (:
- Some massaging of your ward directory may be necessary. I found a
lot of incomplete addresses, addresses with
V. B. Hunt wrote:
metal instead of printing it on flimsy paper?
At least half joking now, wouldn't it be even cooler to engrave it on
Yes and no. Metal does last longer; however, given my metalworking
skills, I would much rather bind a thousand pages per week in a format
that lasts for a
Erik Peterson wrote:
Here's a resend of an earlier e-mail about how to put together your
own Google ward map:
Erik - do you mind adding this to the Wiki? I think this would be
excellent for others to have.
Thanks,
Jesse
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V. B. Hunt wrote:
Bryan Murdock wrote:
That's interesting. Do you use any kind of special paper or printer
that archives better?
Just a heavy bond, acid free paper in an auto-duplexing laser
printer. That's usually enough to last for a very long time.
I think a meeting is in order to
On Thu, 6 Apr 2006, Ashley Oviatt wrote:
I think a meeting is in order to learn how you do this newfangled technology
first hand. I'd love to learn how to bind a hard bound book.
There's a great article in the most recent edition of O'Reilly's Make
magazine (issue 05, I think) on
Here's my attempt at it:
https://www.moregoodfoundation.org/wardmap/
After entering your LDS.org username and password, it will fetch your
ward directory, geocode the addresses, and map it. Your credentials
are transmitted entirely over SSL, and are not saved.
I'm using Geocoder.us for
Did I mention this is very beta? =) I'd be curious if it even
works for you. So far, it has worked on 2 and failed on 1.
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Failed for me.
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Did I mention this is very beta? =) I'd be curious if it even
Failed for me on both Safari v2.0.3 and Firefox v1.0.4 with the
following error:
Error: the XML response that was returned from the server is invalid.
Received:
Could not perform query: You have an error in your SQL syntax; check
the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for
Although I did notice that it doesn't seem to show the whole list, and
I'm not on there. Is there a limit that Google maps can display? I
know I've seen the frapper maps that can display many hundreds of
points, although it slows down quite a bit.
On 4/6/06, Greg Trimble [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On 4/6/06, Greg Hart [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Failed for me on both Safari v2.0.3 and Firefox v1.0.4 with the
following error:
Error: the XML response that was returned from the server is invalid.
Received:
Could not perform query: You have an error in your SQL syntax; check
the manual that
--- Richard K Miller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Did I mention this is very beta? =) I'd be curious if it even
works for you. So far, it has worked on 2 and failed on 1.
It works for me, although the 'pins' aren't exactly in the right
spots, and about half of the ward is missing.
On Apr 6, 2006, at 3:24 PM, Gary Thornock wrote:
--- Richard K Miller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Did I mention this is very beta? =) I'd be curious if it even
works for you. So far, it has worked on 2 and failed on 1.
It works for me, although the 'pins' aren't exactly in the right
spots,
It worked for me, but the coordinates were not accurate. Several parallel
streets were combined and other points were completely out of place. All points
were mis-aligned with the streets.
I did something like this using Google Earth. I transformed a list of addresses
to coordinates using a
On Apr 6, 2006, at 6:05 PM, Jeffrey Dunster wrote:
It worked for me, but the coordinates were not accurate. Several
parallel streets were combined and other points were completely out
of place. All points were mis-aligned with the streets.
I did something like this using Google Earth. I
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