Comments for G E B W E B http://gebweb.net 10 PRINT "GEB", 20 GOTO 10 Tue, 15 May 2012 15:25:12 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on OptiMap version 4 is here by Steve C http://gebweb.net/blogpost/2012/01/25/optimap-version-4-is-here/#comment-22726 Steve C Tue, 15 May 2012 15:25:12 +0000 http://gebweb.net/?p=98#comment-22726 This might also resolve the lat/long variations mentioned earlier. This might also resolve the lat/long variations mentioned earlier.

]]> Comment on OptiMap version 4 is here by Steve C http://gebweb.net/blogpost/2012/01/25/optimap-version-4-is-here/#comment-22725 Steve C Tue, 15 May 2012 15:19:00 +0000 http://gebweb.net/?p=98#comment-22725 About missing waypoints in Google Maps: is there a way to modify the Export function, so that the comma following State is not exported to GMaps? As it is now each comma must be deleted by hand to avoid problems. Great Program! About missing waypoints in Google Maps: is there a way to modify the Export function, so that the comma following State is not exported to GMaps? As it is now each comma must be deleted by hand to avoid problems.

Great Program!

]]> Comment on Optimize Your Trips by Francesco http://gebweb.net/blogpost/2007/08/26/optimize-your-trips/#comment-22166 Francesco Fri, 11 May 2012 19:30:11 +0000 http://gebweb.net/blogpost/2007/08/26/optimize-your-trips/#comment-22166 I would like to know if there is a way to load on your web site a text string to insert 10 directly addresses, in no particular order, and give the command "Calculate Fastest Roundtrip". Mode: "http://gebweb.net/optimap/index.php?&loc0...&loc1 ..." does not suit me. thanks I would like to know if there is a way to load on your web site a text string to insert 10 directly addresses, in no particular order, and give the command “Calculate Fastest Roundtrip”.
Mode: “http://gebweb.net/optimap/index.php?&loc0…&loc1 …” does not suit me.

thanks

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]]> Comment on Behind the Scenes of OptiMap by Bobby N http://gebweb.net/blogpost/2007/07/05/behind-the-scenes-of-optimap/#comment-21352 Bobby N Sun, 06 May 2012 15:28:46 +0000 http://gebweb.net/blogpost/2007/07/05/behind-the-scenes-of-optimap/#comment-21352 This tool would be good if it actually read the address that is entered correctly. I have built 2 vending routes The tool says that one of my locations is about 8-10 miles from the actual location. That is just totally unacceptable for mapping out the route. This tool would be good if it actually read the address that is entered correctly. I have built 2 vending routes The tool says that one of my locations is about 8-10 miles from the actual location. That is just totally unacceptable for mapping out the route.

]]> Comment on OptiMap version 4 is here by John http://gebweb.net/blogpost/2012/01/25/optimap-version-4-is-here/#comment-21103 John Fri, 04 May 2012 13:20:56 +0000 http://gebweb.net/?p=98#comment-21103 Excellent tool! Will be donating for sure. I like the custom labels and the website integration which I am currently using. Although I would like to have this run strictly from my own site but I'm finding the code is confusing and it won't work for me. Excellent tool! Will be donating for sure. I like the custom labels and the website integration which I am currently using. Although I would like to have this run strictly from my own site but I’m finding the code is confusing and it won’t work for me.

]]> Comment on Behind the Scenes of OptiMap by Traveling Salesman Problem Ant Colony Optimization in JavaScript http://gebweb.net/blogpost/2007/07/05/behind-the-scenes-of-optimap/#comment-20436 Traveling Salesman Problem Ant Colony Optimization in JavaScript Mon, 30 Apr 2012 05:13:36 +0000 http://gebweb.net/blogpost/2007/07/05/behind-the-scenes-of-optimap/#comment-20436 [...] Java Framework for Ant Colony Systems Google TSP Solver Behind the Scenes of Optimap Ant colonies for the traveling salesman [...] [...] Java Framework for Ant Colony Systems Google TSP Solver Behind the Scenes of Optimap Ant colonies for the traveling salesman [...]

]]> Comment on Behind the Scenes of OptiMap by Solving Traveling Salesman with Ant Colony Optimization in JavaScript http://gebweb.net/blogpost/2007/07/05/behind-the-scenes-of-optimap/#comment-20428 Solving Traveling Salesman with Ant Colony Optimization in JavaScript Mon, 30 Apr 2012 04:02:19 +0000 http://gebweb.net/blogpost/2007/07/05/behind-the-scenes-of-optimap/#comment-20428 [...] Java Framework for Ant Colony Systems Google TSP Solver Behind the Scenes of Optimap Ant colonies for the traveling salesman [...] [...] Java Framework for Ant Colony Systems Google TSP Solver Behind the Scenes of Optimap Ant colonies for the traveling salesman [...]

]]> Comment on OptiMap version 4 is here by geir http://gebweb.net/blogpost/2012/01/25/optimap-version-4-is-here/#comment-20186 geir Sat, 28 Apr 2012 07:44:52 +0000 http://gebweb.net/?p=98#comment-20186 I fixed the bug with apostrophes now (by simply ignoring them). I fixed the bug with apostrophes now (by simply ignoring them).

]]> Comment on OptiMap version 4 is here by Snail http://gebweb.net/blogpost/2012/01/25/optimap-version-4-is-here/#comment-20104 Snail Fri, 27 Apr 2012 13:59:35 +0000 http://gebweb.net/?p=98#comment-20104 Hello, I noticed a little bug: if there is an apostrophe in one of the place-names, the "View in Google Maps" button doesn't work (I think the underlying JS interprets the apostrophe as an end-of-string marker). Thank you for your great effort and keep up the good job! Hello, I noticed a little bug: if there is an apostrophe in one of the place-names, the “View in Google Maps” button doesn’t work (I think the underlying JS interprets the apostrophe as an end-of-string marker).

Thank you for your great effort and keep up the good job!

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