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Ole Gregor
Viborg Amt, Miljų og Teknik
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> Subject:      MI RE: Overlappign Text 
> 
> Erin,
> 
> There is at least one program able to replace text avoiding overlaps. It
> is
> called Maplex and ESRI UK sells it. It is a quite expensive program,
> something like $20.000 or even more. 
> 
> See below fro some information form www.esri.com: <http://www.esri.com:> 
> 
> 
> Maplex currently reads data from a wide variety of file formats including
> ESRI shapefile format, Laser-Scan Internal Feature format, Ordnance Survey
> National Transfer format, Ordnance Survey User Transfer format, MAPDATA
> format, Maplex Features and Labels format, and Maplex Placed Labels
> format.
> Create fully symbolized cartographic products on your computer screen, and
> then output hard copy to standard printing devices using Maplex. Maplex
> produces a variety of output files including Adobe Illustrator, Macromedia
> FreeHand, Adobe PostScript, ArcInfo annotation subclasses, Laser-Scan
> Internal Feature format, MicroStation Design files, MAPDATA format, and
> Maplex Placed Labels format.
> Maplex works well with your existing systems. Many cartographers already
> use
> ESRI's ArcInfo professional GIS software. Text in an ArcInfo database can
> be
> automatically placed using the Maplex rule base and subsequently rewritten
> to a new annotation subclass. This export feature solves the perennial
> problem of capturing type in a database and moving it around.
> Availability
> Maplex Version 3.3 is scheduled to be available during the second quarter
> of
> 1999. Maplex Version 3.2 is currently available for Windows NT 4.0 or
> greater on a Pentium PC; 64 MB RAM is recommended. For more information or
> to order Maplex, visit www.esri.com/maplex <http://www.esri.com/maplex> ,
> contact your regional office </company/contactusa.html> , or call
> 1-800-447-9778. Outside the United States, please contact ESRI (UK) (tel.:
> 44-1-923-210450, fax: 44-1-923-210739) or visit ESRI (UK)'s Web site at
> www.esriuk.com <http://www.esriuk.com>  or contact your local ESRI
> distributor <http://gis.esri.com/intldist/contactint.cfm> .
> 
> 
> Kind regards,
> 
> Bob Mijwaard
> 
>               -----Original Message-----
>               From:   Erin Ohara [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>               Sent:   Tuesday, February 01, 2000 21:43
>               To:     [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>               Subject:        MI:Overlappign Text 
> 
>               I've seen several questions on the list concerning
> Overlapping Text.  If
>               anyone knows of a program that you can run that will move
> text for you,
>               please let me know.  I don't want to turn off the
> overlapping text box in
>               the map layer control because I do want all the text, I just
> don't want it
>               to overwrite.  I will summarize and share any responses.
> 
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