Hi,

The UN has a free raster to vector package called mapscan.
It works very well on all sorts of input maps. A very handy feature
is that it allows you to georeference the resulting vectors and save 
them in .mif format.

It can be found here :
http://www.un.org/Depts/unsd/softproj/software/mapscan.htm

After some experiments I found that the best way to obtain polygons
is to use a B&W image (preprocessed in f.i. Photoshop) which only contains
the linework as input. After vectorising use MapInfo 6.5 for cleanup and
re-building of the polygons (objects > enclose command).

Kind regards,

Ton Brouwer

 




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