File:Scale one to hundred.svg
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Summary
| Description | Comparison of one unit to hundred units. Intended to be used as an imagemap for navigating two dimensional orders of magnitude, such as area. The squares are intended to be clicked on as follows: the dark green top-left 1% links to the next smaller order of magnitude, the mid-green 10% square links to the range 1 to 10, the light-green 100 unit square links to the range 10 to 100, and the surrounding pale green links to larger than 100 units. |
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| Source | Created by me, 84user, using Inkscape 0.46. |
| Author | 84user |
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| current | 22:47, 5 November 2008 | | 220 × 220 (16 KB) | 84user | convert text objects to paths because it seems Mozilla and Opera cannot render Inkscape generated text |
| 22:39, 5 November 2008 |  | 220 × 220 (12 KB) | 84user | == Summary == {{Information |Description=Comparison of one unit to hundred units. Intended to be used as an imagemap for navigating two dimensional orders of magnitude, such as area. The squares are intended to be clicked on as follows: the dark green top |
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