Can anybody point me to some good examples of robust, interactive
historical timelines?
I remember there were some good ones around Hong Kong Handover time.....
thanks,
ab
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It's not on the Web, but you might take a look at what
Microsoft's Encarta CD-ROM encyclopedia does with historical timelines
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some of them are quite impressive. (Might especially look at
Communications
and Architecture.)
Bill Smith
Long Wharf Interactive
Boston
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> Can anybody point me to some good examples of robust, interactive
> historical timelines?
> I remember there were some good ones around Hong Kong Handover
> time.....
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> thanks,
> ab
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