Hi,

just answering 3 of the list's latest questions:

1) Jane Rossing - the headers of p.map don't seem to be a problem if you
   take the ppm-driver. I've been working with ppm for over two years now
   and NEVER had a header (or for that matter, this horrible little legend
   you get under your map when using a direct printer-driver). So, just
   use ppm and then convert it to a format your printer can read.
2) Margo Herdendorff - for site-analysis I mainly use buffering techniques
   around topographical features, not around the sites themselves. You can
   then use s.menu to get your data out. If you want to discuss this subject
   with me, mail to me directly.
3) Allan Axon - it may seem a bit far-fetched, but I actually used Khoros
   (public domain image processing) to rotate raster maps. So maybe you
   should try to get hold of it; it's a good piece of software although
   on a Sun it has some trouble with color-flashing.

That's it. Bye!

Philip Verhagen


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