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Good luck with the self publishing. Please let us know when/where/how it becomes available. I'll buy one!
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Rafal
, Mar 16 2007 04:17 PM
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Posted 18 March 2007 - 05:59 PM
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Posted 19 March 2007 - 11:23 AM
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Good luck with the self publishing. Please let us know when/where/how it becomes available. I'll buy one!
Okay. I will let know when it's done.
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Posted 22 March 2007 - 08:20 PM
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Very nice Rafal?I do find some of the text on the dark slopes hard to read also, but as you said you are going to look at this on the proof.
Notice you curve peak names around the body, is this a regular carto representation? I have only ever seen the names placed straight so it is more naming the spot height point than the entire body. Not saying what you have is wrong, I find it an interesting thought?a justified break of what I know to be a convention, afterall the feature is more than just the high point.
Thanks for showing this, I hope the publishing goes well for you!
Notice you curve peak names around the body, is this a regular carto representation? I have only ever seen the names placed straight so it is more naming the spot height point than the entire body. Not saying what you have is wrong, I find it an interesting thought?a justified break of what I know to be a convention, afterall the feature is more than just the high point.
Thanks for showing this, I hope the publishing goes well for you!
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Posted 23 March 2007 - 05:09 AM
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Very nice Rafal?I do find some of the text on the dark slopes hard to read also, but as you said you are going to look at this on the proof.
Notice you curve peak names around the body, is this a regular carto representation? I have only ever seen the names placed straight so it is more naming the spot height point than the entire body. Not saying what you have is wrong, I find it an interesting thought?a justified break of what I know to be a convention, afterall the feature is more than just the high point.
Thanks for showing this, I hope the publishing goes well for you!
That's interesting. There used to be such convention here with labelling the summits. I used it because I just like it. Maybe I'm used to these older maps
It's interesting it is not known anywhere outside. For me it's just normal.
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