Introduction
LocalView is a toolkit from ESRI (UK) which has been developed by Scottish Borders Council
to enable improved accessibility of our online council services and information.
It provides a single point of access to Council and community information, enhancing
the way citizens do business with Scottish Borders Council.
The application itself allows users to perform searches on specific properties
or locations and retrieve information about local sevices and amenities; users can also identify
the proximity in miles (as the crow flies) of local services and submit
fault reports directly to the council accross the World Wide Web.
How is LocalView best viewed?
LocalView is best viewed in Internet Explorer 6.0 and above, Netscape 8.0 and above or Mozilla Firefox
1.0 and above.
We would recommend a screen resolution of at least 800 by 600 and at least 256
colours. Different settings may restrict your viewing of LocalView.
How do I use LocalView?
LocalView has been designed to make sure the user interface is simple and
intuitive to use, ensuring information is presented both in a map form and as
text. All areas of the application are accessible through a series of tabs. For
help getting started please refer to the Using
LocalView section.
How do I send feedback to the Local Authority?
Please send your questions, comments or feedback to
localviewhelp@scotborders.gov.uk
Who is ESRI (UK)?
ESRI (UK) is the pioneer, technical authority and leading provider of
geographic information systems (GIS) software, bespoke solutions and associated
services in the British Isles. ESRI (UK) supports the business benefits and use
of GIS, from the single user accessing enterprise systems to public internet
systems with millions of users. ESRI (UK) is part of the global ESRI business
network.
For additional information please contact
ESRI (UK)
Copyright Statement
The copyright in the software that is LocalView is the exclusive property of ESRI
(UK) Ltd, and its respective copyright owners, and is protected under United
Kingdom copyright law and other international copyright treaties and
conventions.
The data and customisation of the site is the property of Scottish Borders Council
as defined in
Terms and Conditions of Use
© 2005, 2006. ESRI (UK) Ltd and its licensor(s). All rights reserved.
LocalView v1.1 SP1 July 2006
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