🚀 go-pugleaf

Billy Barron writes:
>dave@gergo.tamu.edu (Dave Martin) writes:

>>Pat--if you don't find anything that fits what you need, email me and I'll
>>see if I can whip up one real quick. I've got a mapping program for the Mac
>>that does coastlines, international/state/county boundaries, etc. in any
>>projection and scale. It exports as a Mac PICT (vector-based) and I can
>>convert it from there to GIF. 
>>
>If you get it done, would it be possible to put it up for FTP and then
>post telling us where to get it?
>Thanks,
>--
>Billy Barron,  Network Services Manager, Univ of Texas at Dallas
>billy@utdallas.edu 

--

Everyone!

Thanks for the response -- I must've got <sheesh!> about 20 replies.
Someone sent me a most excellent uu-encoded gif that is just what
we were looking for.  The county lines are solid; this permits us to
use any paint program to "color in" the counties based on the values
of different parameters.

If anyone would like a copy of this, in either uue (ascii) or gif
(binary) format; let me know.  In fact; I'll just stick 'em in my
anon FTP directory and y'all can snarf 'em.  Try:

  ftp://hayes.tamu.edu/

This should get you to the C:\FTP directory, where you should find

   texas.gif
   texas.uue

along with some other stuff.

Enjoy; and thanks, again!

Pat

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Pat Hayes, phayes@tamu.edu..........Meteorology, Texas A&M
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