richardgnyla wrote: > > > http://www.eventex.net/nav > > Richard > > PS. You won't offend me in your comments so please tell me straight. > > > Why don't you zoom back out then back in when panning. The user might get lost in the panning aspect if the zoom stays the same. A birdeye view of the whole map with a reference box showing the zoomed in location might be another way to go. Just put it in a corner of the view.
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