Help - Stoke Bus Map


Map Information

		Reset Map Tool
		Click on this tool at any time to return to the initial view.

		Pan Map Tool
		Allows you to move around the map.

		Zoom In Tool
		Allows you to enlarge the scale of the map. Click on a point of interest on map - or click, hold down and drag to select a specific area. The map will redraw at a larger scale.

		Zoom Out Tool
		Allows you to reduce the scale of the map.

		Key
		Click on the Key icon to launch the key.

		See a Timetable
		Choose a timetable from the drop-down list.

		Find an Area by Name
		Choose an area name; the map will redraw centred on the area.

		Go to the Map




Technical Requirements
Opening the maps
Depending on your Internet connection speed, it may take a few moments for the initial download of the mapping database.

Software Requirements
This presentation only functions fully in Internet Explorer 5.0 or above. There is limited functionality if using in Netscape. Currently the presentation only functions on a PC.

Microsoft Java Virtual Machine needs to be activated to run the map presentation. To do this in Internet Explorer, go to: Tools - Internet Options - Advanced - go to VM at the bottom of the list and tick 'JIT compiler for virtual machine'
		Even if you already have Java installed on your PC, we strongly recommend that you run the latest version in your web browser. For a simple, once only, free download and automatic installation, click here. The installation will typically take only around four minutes on a standard broadband connection. If you are on a corporate Microsoft Windows network, please note that the installation requires Administrator level logon privileges.

Screen size
This presentation has been designed to fit on a 17'' monitor with a Desktop Area of 1024 x 768 pixels. To change the Display Area of your monitor:
-	right click on your desktop (the background of your screen, on which windows, icons and dialogues boxes appear)
-	choose Properties
-	click the Settings tab
-	adjust the Desktop Area to 1024 x 768 pixels
-	click 'OK', the screen will go blank briefly while it re-adjusts itself, this is normal.



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