Map-o-Rama!

A general purpose world wide mapping Widget (uses www.maporama.com as a source) that makes finding places easy and fun! Also integrates with the newest versions of People Finder! and USPS Address Verifier! using Widget-to-Widget communication.

If you are interested in using Map-o-Rama! for integration with your Widget, contact me at howard.deiner@deinersoft.com and I'll reveal any secrets that you need!

Current Version: 1.2

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November 26, 2005 · version 1.1 Xander
Nice little widget.

Suggestions:
* A "Clear" button to reset it to blank (keeping the country the same as an assumption would be fine). This would also apply to 'Google Images' widget.
* A right-click option to copy the image to the clipboard.
November 26, 2005 · version 1.1 Xander
Nice little widget.

Suggestions:
* A "Clear" button to reset it to blank (keeping the country the same as an assumption would be fine). This would also apply to 'Google Images' widget.
* A right-click option to copy the image to the clipboard.
November 16, 2005 · version 1.1 Howard Deiner
Hi Jacques!

By any chance, are you running WindowBlinds, other StarDock products, or other window skinning applications? I've had some back and forth with another fellow using these products, and he had to put Konfabulator on the exclusion list to keep the CPU in check. It seems that Konfabulator has lots of redrawing to do when you take the non-rectangular variable opacity windows into account with other potentially overlapping windows. On all the machines I've worked with, I haven&… More
November 14, 2005 · version 1.1 Jacques
Window is set as Konspose only. CPU charge is always about 12-15% on my computer, even if Konfabulator is not visible. No search for a map is running. This does not occur if the widget is started iconified.

I also get an exception sometimes. By doing some tests, I noticed that it only appears if the widget is started and stopped iconified and if it has not been opened in between.
November 07, 2005 · version 1.1 Howard Deiner
Hi Ivy!

First, make sure that you are connected to the internet. Map-o-Rama uses www.maporama.com for it's information.

Now, set the country you wish to search with the pulldown next to the country box. There are so many countries, that I make you pick the first letter of the country first, and then the country...

Next, put your cursor in the address box. If you are interested in a specific address, this is where it goes. Finally, fill in the city (required), the state (if known) and … More