Subject: enclave map corrections<br/>
Date: Nov 20, 2001 @ 01:49<br/>
Author: Brendan Whyte (&quot;Brendan Whyte&quot; &lt;brwhyte@...&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-1920684256">For those who purchased a map fomr me, here are the details of the illegible <br/>
placenames, easily fixed with a pencil or thin-nibbed pen:<br/>
<br/>
between Dinhata and Bhurungamari towns:<br/>
Kalamati 141/119<br/>
Bara Gaochulka 143/122<br/>
Chhora Garol Jhora<br/>
Uttar Bansjani 91<br/>
<br/>
north of Hatibandha town:<br/>
Balapara<br/>
Ramaniganj<br/>
Dolapara<br/>
<br/>
As you will see with some of the rivers, I had used a transparent layer for <br/>
the current courses overr a solid layer for the old courses. Never do this <br/>
in Coreldraw. IT looks great on screen, but printers hate it. While the <br/>
transparency came out ok, it lightened the colour of the old river <br/>
underneath, and affected text as well, though not linework, nearby. So using <br/>
a coloured pencil or watercolours, you can darken the middle blue shaded <br/>
river to the darker shade of the northern stretches of the rivers.<br/>
<br/>
BW<br/>
<br/>
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