why cant i see maps on ask.com?
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I face the same problem
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may be your browser is not supported.\n\nI tried to explore it using Firefox and IE and i am able to open by both.
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Check the links below: The first link may not work but the second link will bring you to the maptech search page where you can enter the parameters. Good luck!
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have you tried google maps
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yes indeed you can try google earth, google maps, yahoo maps, msn maps and of course if you are in the UK you can try multimap.com and streetmap.co.uk....they give you entire details if you give in the postcode or address or place name....
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mapquest.com they will give u suggestions if you have a partial address
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hey im tash,\nLook on the internet for a site called "Maps" and if Can't find one Send me a reply at\n\ntashpeach@yahoo.com.au\n\ncatch-ya tash
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google earth, please note that with google earth, or at least the version i have, there are sertain areas that you cant view very well so you might want to look at some others.
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I suggest looking at mapquest.com
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I prefer maps.google.com - can have sattelite, street, or both.   I find it easier to read than mapquest and I can pick it up with my mouse and move it around rather than have to refresh the map.
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There are many great online resources, and Google Maps is only one of them. Also see:\nhttp://www.nationalgeographic.com/\nhttp://terraserver.microsoft.com/\nhttp://www.lib.utexas.edu/maps/\nhttp://www.academicinfo.net/geogmapslib.html
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Go on google map and the rest would be explained from there
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www.google.com   hit the maps link
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Depends what you are using them for. See license terms below and cross check... They are both generally available for use as long as the map service is freely available to the public.
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Try Google Maps for a version that doesn't require any software and will work in your browser (click the Hybrid or Satellite buttons once you load it). \n\nFor a seperate program that has a lot of cool, extra features, try Google Earth.\n\nBoth will provide you with directions, too. Links in the source.
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Live images are not generally available to the public.  Governments operate numerous satellites that provide maps, but these would only be accessible by government employees (or really skilled hackers).  There are some private satellites that provide maps, but the costs are currently too expensive for the average consumer.  For now, you will have to stick to Google or Microsoft for the best available maps, and wait until advances allow for broader access.
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The new yahoo maps work great ... if you have broadband, and if you don't have have a firewall or something blocking flash.  It's also a little bit more complicated, so some people prefer the simpler interface of the older Yahoo! maps.  For those who, for whatever, want the older version, there's a simple way back.\n\nGo to http://maps.yahoo.com - it will try to upload the new maps beta.  If you don't have broadband, a message will appear - "Taking too long?" - Click on that link, and it'll take you to the old yahoo maps.  If the issue isn't broadband, but something else, the new maps will load - there will be a link in the upper right hand corner saying "Classic Maps".  That will take you back.