how to create map designer foe epaper in asp.net

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I want to create map designer which help me in develop epaper process like as hindustan times epaper or dainik jagran epaper

Posted 12-Feb-12 21:20pm

maneesh katiyar

Updated 13-Feb-12 0:28am

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Herman<T>.Instance 13-Feb-12 6:28am

what have you tried?

Christian Graus 13-Feb-12 11:39am

I have no idea what this means. Does map here mean a geographical map ?

[no name] 13-Feb-12 19:06pm

Are you getting a pdf or something and want to convert it to e-paper or something like that ? Please be more specific .

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Christian Graus · Answer 1 · 2012-02-13T08:30:00

At the end of the day, the fact that you 'want to' is not really helpful. The question is, do you know HOW to, and if not ( and I assume not ), do you know enough to understand a top level explanation of how to ? If it's a web site, then you can right click on it and view source to see how they do things. That's probably the best way to learn, apart from learning enough HTML, CSS and Javascript to be able to understand what you find.

This forum works best when you try to do something, get stuck and have a specific question.