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The latest issue of Directions Magazine has an excellent article on cartographic production techniques by Steven Gordon of Cartagram.
Link is posted here with the permission of mr Gordon and Directions Magazine.
From GIS to the Desktop
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Not only is it an excellent article...there's a a lot of great information on the www.cartagram.com website. Thanks Hans.
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nice...
at the bottom, there is a promise to a follow-up article, hope that will show up soonish!
at the bottom, there is a promise to a follow-up article, hope that will show up soonish!
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Posted 17 June 2005 - 02:52 AM
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I just tried the "double-bordered polygons thing" -- how does one do that in illustrator if the path is not closed?
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Copy your line, offset the copy and then use the divide pathfinder to split the offset line with the center line, then delete the unwanted side.
With AI CS2 it should be really easy as you can asign strokes to either side of the line on a multistroke line but this only works for polygons. Lame....
With AI CS2 it should be really easy as you can asign strokes to either side of the line on a multistroke line but this only works for polygons. Lame....
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