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Saturday, May 09, 2009

While the announcement sounds quite amazing the implementation I finally found was quite straight forward. A photosynth ” link is attached to a the point marker on the map. You click it and it opens a window in which you can see the synth. I suspect in the future we’ll see far more integration. If you want to see it on the VisitBrighton.com site (I had to contact Microsoft to figure out what to app to use and where to look…) here’s the path:

Go to the site.

Select “Things to Do”

Key in “Brighton Museum and Art Gallery” in keyword search and enable “Show Results on Map” on right side search tool.

Click on the marker for the Museum (It has an M in it).

You’ll find this when you click on the Brighton Museum and Art Gallery.

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by Adena Schutzberg on 05/09 at 05:36 AM | Comments | Bookmark and Share
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