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Combat Arms: new map

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Nexon America continues to deliver new, exciting content to its popular multiplayer online first-person shooter Combat Arms with a new map, Cabin Fever . To give players a sneak peek at what’s to come, Nexon has a fly-through video and screenshots of Cabin Fever. This new map will feature an additional version of the popular co-op, Fireteam mode. This new mode expands on the popular Quarantine Mode, which introduced infected soldiers ...

Campaign Creation: Map Making Tutorial Part 3

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Part 1 and Part 2 of the tutorial can be found here. For part 3 of our tutorial, we're going to deal with adding text labels to your map . There are two ways to do this, one is by hand and the second is with your trusty computer. I prefer to add the text using the computer as I found that my hand written text, no matter how hard I try, is rough and wild (and in a not so good way). Creating real nice stylized text by hand is an art in an ...

Alaska and Kansas to Map High-Speed Internet Coverage | Geospatial Industry News GIS Lounge

15 hours ago ago from Geospatial Industry News – GIS Lounge | Geospatial Industry News

Posted by GISLounge.com on 12/18/09 Categorized as ESRI Web application supported by ESRI technology and Connected Nation Redlands, California—December 18, 2009— The states of Alaska and Kansas were recently awarded grants of $1.9 million and $2 million, respectively, to map statewide broadband Internet coverage. The maps will be made available to the public on BroadbandStat, a Web-based interactive application developed ...

Connected Britain

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Orange has launched a new online interactive map based on its findings from its ‘Connected Britain’ research. The research details how nation-wide superfast broadband will completely change the face of the UK. The superfast broadband will allow flexible working so more people will be able to live where they choose rather than where their work dictates. The new interactive map by Orange gives plenty of information about different regions ...

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