> This sounds like an *excellent* pair of projects. Since you don't > give a URL, I assume nothing's up yet? I imagine I'll want to link to > it when you get it up. You are correct; I am working on creating a database of all the text that pertains to geography, to make it easier both to create the map, and demonstrate why I believe it looks the way it looks: 1. Enter all the text into an online database. 2. Create a second database of the "point A is <some distance> to the <direction> of point B" type that references the first database. 3. Create some maps based on this information (for example, I think I have a fairly solid case for the relationship between Adrilankha, Castle Black, Dzur Mountain, and Nacine, which I have previously mentioned on the mailing list... I also think I have a good idea of what the area around the Pepperfields looks like). When it is ready, I will post a link to it here, and you are quite welcome to link to it as you desire, although (and I'm getting a bit ahead of myself here) in all likelyhood my site will require Internet Explorer 5.5+, Mozilla 1.0.2+ or Safari 1.2+ to use (I'm using a web application I developed where I work to run my site, and it has those requirements--actually, it was written for IE 6.0, but the other browsers I mentioned appear to work fairly well with it). Bryan