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How to Embed Google Maps on a Website


Instructions



  1. Step 1
    Locate the map you wish to embed on your website. Use Google Maps to create a map of a specific location or directions to and from locations (see Resources below). You can embed a set of driving directions in the same way that you would embed a map of a single location.



  2. Step 2
    Click the link labeled "Link to this page." It is located just above the map on Google Maps search results. A box will pop up with both a link and a line of HTML code. Highlight the HTML code and copy it. Google Maps will also give you a link offering the option "Customize and preview embedded map," which you can use to change the size of the map you will embed.



  3. Step 3
    Paste the HTML code into your website's code, if you are using HTML code to design your website. If you are using software that does not require coding, you may need to switch to an HTML editing mode in order to insert the map.



  4. Step 4
    Check the live version of your site to ensure that your map is showing properly. It should be fully functional. For instance, if you click on the map, it should act as a link to Google Maps. If your map is not loading properly, the Google Help Center can provide troubleshooting support.



  5. Step 5
    Check the map that you have embedded on a regular basis. Any changes made to Google Maps, from adding new reviews to a business to moving a location marker, will show up on your version of the map. Since Google Maps is easy to edit for anyone, information that you do not approve can appear on your website.

    AardvarkMap website has a feature to create maps in few simple steps. See example below.




Digicel Digimodem Mobile Tests

18 February 2010
By Matt Temar & Samson Busai

Our objective is to produce data for anyone interested in utilizing the Digimodem. The Digimodem can be useful for tracking systems.

Ouir test equipments:

Hardware

Laptop Notebook - Windows XP
Digimodem (USB) from Digicel
Blackberry Phone
Toyota Bus - Sam's (B 11064) Avg Speed 40km/hr

Software

Windows XP
Digicel application wizard installed.
Facebook Chat
Gmail Chat
DOS command - ping www.google.com -t


Testing real time connection by using chat and ping.

Results

Executing ping command to www.google.com -t.
Time-out as usual with the modem but applications are steady at number 3.
Latency very high in town maybe because of buildings.

Long time-out riding from Unelco to fungkuei

Connection established at Fatumaru Bay.

Long time-out from Tebakor Agriculture Supplies to Tebakor station.

Good connection from Tebakor/Malapoa road to Solwota Club. Low latency.


Mele connection not steady

Mele-Maat road
Trac

Clems Hill


Towards Tamate Village


Up the hill towards Tamate village


Around Tamate Village


Long time-out from junction at Mangaliliu to Tanoliu

Stop at Tanoliu Village. FB chat not steady.
Message: Could not connect to Facebook Chat at this time.
tanoliu now 7:14pm Matt Sending: test 7:16pm Matt test

We captured some changes on our return trip. Between Mangaliliu road and Tanoliu, we had some ping responses. We concluded that, our connection depends on the Digicel tower locations.


At Tamate Village, the connection is better than before. There is a tower right next to the village.

Global Mapper Run Error

After installing Global Mapper, if you come across a lti_dsdk_dll
error, download and place the file in your c:\windows\system32
directory.
That should fix your problem.
The filename LTI_DSDK_DLL.DLL was first seen on Mar 29 2008 in the
following geographical regions of the Prevx community.
download the file here:
http://discuss.corruptedfilerepair.com/post/2008/09/11/GDAL13DLL-Download-File-GDAL13DLL.aspx