Comments on: Planned Route (Part 1) https://www.pitufa.at/2010/11/planned-route/ Towards the Horizon Sun, 22 Feb 2026 17:39:23 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Luke https://www.pitufa.at/2010/11/planned-route/#comment-214 Luke Tue, 07 Jun 2011 18:39:03 +0000 http://www.pitufa.at/?p=125#comment-214 Hi there! Looks like you're ready to set off any minute now. Well, I wish you all the best throughout your journey! Hopefully Leeloo doesn't get seasick or so. I wonder if that's even possible:) Btw, wasn't the K&K navy stationed in Pula way back in WW1? If so, the wreckage of the Szent Istvan must be there somewhere, too. Anyway, here in Salzburg the "DSP madness" is at a moderate level right now:) so I'm enjoying a little time off studying for the last couple of exams, meh. meow, Luke Hi there!

Looks like you’re ready to set off any minute now.
Well, I wish you all the best throughout your journey! Hopefully Leeloo doesn’t get seasick or so. I wonder if that’s even possible:)
Btw, wasn’t the K&K navy stationed in Pula way back in WW1? If so, the wreckage of the Szent Istvan must be there somewhere, too.

Anyway, here in Salzburg the “DSP madness” is at a moderate level right now:) so I’m enjoying a little time off studying for the last couple of exams, meh.

meow,
Luke

]]> By: Christian https://www.pitufa.at/2010/11/planned-route/#comment-45 Christian Sun, 23 Jan 2011 23:25:29 +0000 http://www.pitufa.at/?p=125#comment-45 Hi Steve, Thank you. Regarding your question, above map simply displays a kml file (which is the easiest for static data). There are some kml editors around, e.g., <a href="http://maps.google.com/" rel="nofollow">Google Maps</a>: <em>My Maps</em> (I think you need a Google account to use this). To export a kml file, right-click on <em>View in Google Earth</em> and copy the link to your clip board. Paste it into the address bar and change the "output=nl" (i.e., network link) to "output=kml". Then you can save the file to your computer. Another simple kml editor is <a href="http://www.birdtheme.org/useful/googletool.html" rel="nofollow">here</a>. Does this help you? /Christian Hi Steve,
Thank you.

Regarding your question, above map simply displays a kml file (which is the easiest for static data). There are some kml editors around, e.g., Google Maps: My Maps (I think you need a Google account to use this). To export a kml file, right-click on View in Google Earth and copy the link to your clip board. Paste it into the address bar and change the “output=nl” (i.e., network link) to “output=kml”. Then you can save the file to your computer.

Another simple kml editor is here.

Does this help you?
/Christian

]]> By: Steve the Beachbum https://www.pitufa.at/2010/11/planned-route/#comment-44 Steve the Beachbum Sun, 23 Jan 2011 17:46:59 +0000 http://www.pitufa.at/?p=125#comment-44 Greetings. I wish you the best of luck on your trip. I have been a sailboat liveaboard for almost 10 years now. I haven't ventured out to much, but some day I plan to. I have a client that I manage the website for his rental house in Salzburg, Austria and have been thinking about sailing there. Maybe we shall pass by. Great website, I subscribed via RSS and look forward to reading about your journey. I do have 1 question about your geo-mashup map. How did you get the lines not to be connected straight to each others point? If you could point me to instructions on how to do it I would appreciated it. My map looks terrible( http://islandcastaway.com/maps/ ). Cheers, /s Greetings.
I wish you the best of luck on your trip. I have been a sailboat liveaboard for almost 10 years now. I haven’t ventured out to much, but some day I plan to. I have a client that I manage the website for his rental house in Salzburg, Austria and have been thinking about sailing there. Maybe we shall pass by.

Great website, I subscribed via RSS and look forward to reading about your journey.

I do have 1 question about your geo-mashup map. How did you get the lines not to be connected straight to each others point? If you could point me to instructions on how to do it I would appreciated it. My map looks terrible( http://islandcastaway.com/maps/ ).

Cheers,
/s

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