[MapHist] New website on maps

[Vladimiro Valerio]

Dear Tony and all,
there are several reasons for that which might be summarìzed in one  
word: statistics, which doesn't mean only  "to count".

Furthermore, we aim to really concerned people who may spend 30  
seconds of their time to fill in the form. If visitor just likes to  
have a look at the maps and atlases content of the website it is not  
necessary to register, he has to register only if he wants to  
navigate into the images. Due to the high resolution (300 ppi) and  
the kind of equipment used (Metis - Rome, that produces the best  
available large format scanner in the world today), joint with the  
capacity of two Italian leader socities in multimedia [MIDA  
Informatica (Bergamo) and Hyperborea (Pisa)], I ensure you the  
navigation is really profound and somwhere astonishing. Try it!

  . . . and we hope it is only the beginning.

Thanks a lot.
vladimiro



Il giorno 03/nov/08, alle ore 11:11, Tony Campbell ha scritto:
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> Vladimiro,
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> I have had a look at your very well-designed site.
> Am I right in thinking that those who want to consult the images  
> must register first?  In my experience there are very few sites  
> offering free access that require registration.
> Is there a particular reason for the registration?
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> All the best, Tony
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