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MI topologyy errors

[Jose Marcos]

Hello,

I am using Spatialware and Oracle, and I already have a relatively large database. 
Most of the data were loaded without being checked for errors such as duplicate nodes, 
twisted polygons, etc. Is there a way to clean up everything in the Oracle database 
without having to interactively go through each area with MapCheck? Is there a utility 
or a built-in feature in Spatialware that will detect and remove these topology errors?

What bad effects do these errors have on my data? Do they affect the accuracy of the 
maps? 
Any feedback or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

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Re:Open a georeferencing TIFF raster image in MI

[Andrew_Dressel]

>I would like to open a georeferencing TIFF raster image in MI
>and bypass the registering raster operation. Is it possible?

Use the GeoReg tool (Georeg.mbx).


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Re: MI Saving Map Window Sans Border

[Andrew_Dressel]

>Trying to save a map window as a jpeg w/o a border. Possible?

You can add a registry entry "ExportBorder" which controls whether
or not to include the border when exporting the contents of the window.
If the value is "0", the border will not be exported. If the value
is "1" or the registry entry does not exist, the border will be
exported. The ExportBorder registry key should be created in
KEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\MapInfo\MapInfo\Common.


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MI dot placement algorithm

[Peter Gozdyra]

Hello All,
I was interested in generating point X and Y
coordinates in a random fashion within 
a polygon, which would be what the dot density 
thematic function does in MI.  The difference is
that I would like to be able to see the coordinates
of such random placed points for further processing.
Any ideas would be appeaciated.
I can think of one way of doing it in MB but it seems
to be a very awkward so I am not giving details here.
Thank you in advance.

P.

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Re: Open a georeferencing TIFF raster image in MI

[Tom Curley]

>I would like to open a georeferencing TIFF raster image in MI an bypass
the registering raster operation.
>Is it possible?


The tool we use for this procedure is WORLDREG written by Tony Cooley. He
offers a freeware, limited-to-single-TIFF version at the Data Directions
website:

http://members.aol.com/MapData/wrv3.html

We use WorldReg Plus which costs a bit more but is the only tool I know of
for using raster nautical charts in the proprietary BSB format. We consider
it money well spent, and an excellent utility - recommended.

Tom



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MI Date: Wed, 27 Oct 1999 20:45:21 +0100

[Fernando Garcez]

Hello,

I'm working with a Network Planing Tool that is the NIR. NIR is a MapInfo
Application and today I had the following MapInfo error:

"(terrainmap.mb:114) Unable to open table terrain."

This error happen when I tried to see the DTM  file by pressing the "Display
Terrain" icon.
I checked already that:
-The ASCII DTM file was converted successfully by
"Create DTM tool.
-The file is checked in the "Project Definition" box
and the path is correctly written.

Anyone that can help me?
Thank you in advance.
Regards.

Fernando Garcez
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MI Erase Inside Question

[Christy Noonan]

Hi List,
 I am guessing this is an easy one, but I just can 't seem to get it to 
work.

 In the MI help this is what it says... straight from the online help.  Can 
anyone shed some light on #3?
Erasing An Object Or Portion Of An Object
You can erase either closed objects (regions, ellipses, rectangles, rounded 
rectangles)
or open objects (polylines, lines and arcs) using the Erase command.  You 
cannot use
Erase on points or text objects.
To erase an object or a portion of an object:
1. From Map > Layer Control, make the layer editable.
2. Select the object(s) to be the target for editing, and choose objects > 
set target.
3. Create and select the erasing object (or use objects from the same or 
another layer).
 The erasing object must be closed.
4. Choose Objects  > Erase.
5. At the Data Disaggregation dialog, set the field functions to be either 
blank, value
or area proportion.
6. Click OK.
The target object will now be erased where the erasing object was.

 Create and Select the erasing object?!?!?  I only have 1 object to select 
(thought that was the one I selected in #2) and then I want to erase river 
boundaries within the state boundary, they are on the same layer, is that 
my problem?
 I would appreciate any insight.
 Thanx in advance, Cn
Christy Noonan  
Emerging Technologies Dept.
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Re:MI Exporting Tables

[John Blute]

Mansour Shoari wrote:
 
 
I am not sure if there is a shorter way of doing this - here what I
would do:
 
1. In MapInfo, go to Table > Export > {Select save as type: dBASE DBF
(*.dbf)}

2. In Microsoft Excel, open this (*.dbf) file and save it as Microsoft
Excel Workbook (*.xls)

3. In Microsoft Word, open (*.xls) file and save it as Word Document
(*.DOC)
 
 Hope this helps,
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RE: MI Exporting tables

[ZONING ADMINISTRATOR]

In Mapinfo
Go to Table menu > Export
Export Table as .txt (Save as Type pull down) to convenient folder / path
Be sure to check the "Use First Line For Column Titles" and "Tab Delimited"
(Next dialogue box after above)
In Excel
Open the .txt file just created and Save as Excel work book (.xls)
In Word select Insert menu > Object
(I) use the browse function to select the .xls file you just created & Thar
ya go Vern

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Behalf Of John Blute
Sent: Wednesday, October 27, 1999 3:46 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: MI Exporting tables

Hi,

I'm a new(ish) user to MAPINFO so excuse the maybe simple question but can
anyone advise as to the best way to export a table into, say microsoft word,
and retain any graphic's, i.e columns and rows ?..I've exported to an ascii
(.txt) file but its all jumbled up and you loose column headings etc
etc Anyone with an idea ?

 Cheers

 John
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MI Importing/Translating Imagine (.img) files w/ 5.0

[carrie whitehill]

Is it possible to directly import rectified images created with Erdas
Imagine into MapInfo 5.0?  I would to import the image and retain the
the geographic pixel coordinates created through photo rectification.


Thank you

Carrie Whitehill

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AW: MI Lines out of control!

[Andreas Mahn]

Kim,

very likely your tables are in a bounded coordinate system, which means that
you can't draw beyond the bounds of the table. You can check and set those
bounds with a tool called CoordSysBounds.MBX that ships with MapInfo5.5.

Good Luck,
Andreas

> -Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
> Von:  Proulx, Kim [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Gesendet am:  Mittwoch, 27. Oktober 1999 13:27
> An:   '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
> Betreff:  MI Lines out of control!
> 
> I have had this problem on a couple of occasions now and I am hoping
> someone can tell me what exactly is going on.  I have a map with several
> layers, the majority being from a .dwg file containing base mapping
> recieved from an outside source and one layer which was digitized in
> house and added to that .dwg file.  When I try to edit and/or draw more
> linework on any of these layers, my drawn linework "jumps" to another
> area of the map and appears as a straight line even if I have drawn a
> different shape or polygon.  I have seen this before in other cases
> where I have tried to copy existing linework to another table or to the
> cosmetic layer.  I suspect it has something to do with the coordinate
> system, projection, or extent of the digitizing.  I am able to draw on
> the cosmetic layer okay but at times even this becomes finicky.  Can
> someone explain this so I may avoid it in the future?  Right now my map
> has been converted from the .dwg file in the projection non-earth
> meters.  Is this the problem?  Thanks in advance.
> 
> Kim Proulx, B.Sc., CET
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Re:MI Exporting tables

[John Blute]

Mansour Shoari wrote:
 
 
I am not sure if there is a shorter way of doing this - here what I
would do:
 
1. In MapInfo, go to Table > Export > {Select save as type: dBASE DBF
(*.dbf)}

2. In Microsoft Excel, open this (*.dbf) file and save it as Microsoft
Excel Workbook (*.xls)

3. In Microsoft Word, open (*.xls) file and save it as Word Document
(*.DOC)
 
 Hope this helps,
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MI FW: Select "offset" information

[Rhonda Bachman]

Does anyone on the list have any ideas as to how to go about this?

-Original Message-
From: Rhonda Bachman 
Sent: Tuesday, October 26, 1999 2:36 PM
To: 'Bill Thoen'
Subject: RE: Select "offset" information



Thank you for your information. Let me further explain what I have and maybe
it'll get a bit closer.
 
I have a table called "Probables" - this has lat/longs, names, location
names with some misc data. Consists of 219 records. No ID's unless it would
be a row ID.
 
I have another table called "Wells" - this has all the above plus other misc
data. Has an ID (API number) but would not match on anything from
"Probables".  This table has approximately 29000 records.
 
The only "distance" reference of any sort are the lat/long columns.
 
On my map, I have been  manually selecting "Wells" that are in the immediate
area of "Probable" - say 1320' (should be an adjustable footage) around the
probable. I save this as a new table with the name of the "Probable" that it
refers to. For the most part, the offsets would consist of more than one
record per probable.
 
What I'm wanting (hoping) to be able to do, is automate this procedure and
also include the name of the probable in a column for which the offsets were
"picked."
 
Any hope?
 
Thanks so much for your time and help...

 


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From: Bill Thoen [ mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]  ]
Sent: Tuesday, October 26, 1999 10:58 AM
To: Rhonda Bachman
Subject: Re: Select "offset" information


Rhonda,

Here's my entire note. Let me know if there are spots that need
to be clarified.
---
Associating customers with the nearest stores is do-able, but a
bit complicated. This ought to be a MapInfo built-in function,
because if you are new to MapInfo, most of the following probably
will go right past you, but it does work. I've cc'ed this to the
MapInfo-L list so maybe someone who has a bit of time could turn
this into a generic utility for new MapInfo users. And perhaps
someone can come up with a simpler approach.

Anyway, here goes:

The general object here is to create a table that has all your
customers and their distances to all the stores. You order that
file by customer ID and Distance. Then you take that table and
group by customer ID (since the shortest distance to any of the
stores was listed first, the group by clause will grab this first
record for each customer-store record. All you need from this
last file is store Id and customer Id, and then save that table
(so it will be a permanent table, because we need to use it in a
join next.) Open the table you just saved and join it to the
customer records. Now for each customer, you have the store id
for the store that is the closest to that customer.

To create the starting table with all stores and customers with
their distances, you first need to add some columns to each
table. To the Stores table, add three fields with the following
names and types: StoreLon float, StoreLat float, and Link
integer. To the Customers table, add three fields with the
following names and types: CustLon float, CustLat float, and Link
integer. Update the tables to fill in the points' coordinates
into the lat and lon fields (using the CentroidX and CentroidY
functions. In the end you should have the coordinates for the
stores in StoreLon, StoreLat, the coordinates for Customers in
CustLon and CustLat, and leave 0 in both Link fields.

Now do a cartesian join on your two tables using the Link field.
Join the tables where the link field in one matches the link in
the other. Of course these are all zero, so you'll get a table
with every customer joined to every store (which is what we
want.) In the list of fields that you select, you will also need
to create a calculated field for distance, so the full SQL select
might look like:

Select stores.StoreId, Customers.CustId,
   Distance(stores.StoreLon, stores.StoreLat,
  Customers.CustLon, Customers.CustLat, "mi") "Distance"
from stores, Customers
where stores.Link=Customers.Link
order by Customers.CustId, Distance
into JOIN

Next SQL select that table (JOIN) and group by the CustId and
create the table NEAREST, and extract only the Id numbers, like
so:

Select StoreId, CustId
from JOIN
group by CustId
order by CustId
into NEAREST

Now save this table; close the temporary version and open the one
you just saved so that now you have a permanent table named
Nearest. Join this with the Customer table like so:

Select Customers.CustId, Customers.Name, Nearest.StoreId
from Customers, Nearest
where Customers.CustId=nearest.CustId
order by Customers.CustId
into NEAREST2

Now you have a list of customers and their names (in this case)
with the store Id nearest to them.

Simple, huh?
---

- Bill Thoen


Rhonda Bachman wrote:
>
> Bill - the part I typed as your response is the only thing I saw - there
was
> no explanation of any kind. I pulled that sentence from the archives.
>
> Yes, I do want to find out the closest points in table 2 th

Re: MI Exporting tables

[Aditya Verma]

Recently I have written a programme to find the open tables and 
it will send to excel (in DBF format) later you can save it the 
way you want, here is the code :

(The only change you need to do is location of Excel and Temp 
directory , if required) 
HTH

Include "mapbasic.def"

Declare Sub main
Declare Sub Saveas

Global SZtabnames() as string


Sub Main

Dim m as smallint, i as integer

m = Numtables()
i = 1
for i = 1 to   m
redim SZtabnames(i)
SZtabnames(i) = tableinfo(i, tab_info_name)
Next 

Dialog  
Title "Export to Excel"
Position 2,1

Control ListBox Position 3,20   Width 128 Height 80 ID 1100 title 
from variable SZtabnames
Control OKButton Title "Export to Excel" calling Saveas
Control CancelButton Title "Finish"


End Sub


Sub Saveas

Dim nChan_num As Integer,
SZTabname as string 

If readcontrolvalue(1100) then 
SZTabname = SZtabnames(readcontrolvalue(1100))

Commit Table Tabname As "c:\temp\"+Tabname+".dbf" TYPE DBF 
Charset "WindowsLatin1"
Run Program "c:\progra~1\micros~1\office\Excel.exe"
nChan_num = DDEInitiate("EXCEL","System")
DDEExecute  nChan_num, "[OPEN(""c:\temp\"+SZTabname+".dbf"")]"
DDETerminateAll   
Else
Note "Please Select a table first !!!"
Dialog preserve
End if

End Sub



Date sent:  Wed, 27 Oct 1999 08:20:28 +0100
From:   John Blute <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Organization:   Maunsell Ltd
To: "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject:MI Exporting tables

Hi,

I'm a new(ish) user to MAPINFO so excuse the maybe simple
question but can anyone advise as to the best way to export a
table into, say microsoft word, and retain any graphic's, i.e
columns and rows ?..I've exported to an ascii (.txt) file but 
its
all jumbled up and you loose column headings etc etc
Anyone with an idea ?

Cheers 

John
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RE: MI Exporting tables

[James Marlow]

Hi John

Probably the best way is to export the table to a .dbf file (Table | Export,
select dBase as file type), open the .dbf in Excel, fix whatever was lost in
the process (all fonts, etc), copy your newly formatted Excel spreadsheet
and then paste / past special it into Word. Unless you have a really large
table (and it sounds like you don't) then this should work just fine.

You can also place a _map_ in Word - use the File | Save Window As command
and export the map (I usually use .bmp format). Bring it into Word using the
Import | Picture | From File command and you have a map to go with your
table.

Regards,

James

James L Marlow
Director, Geographic Information Systems
Channel Marketing Corporation
15032 Beltway Drive
Dallas, Texas 75001

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-Original Message-
From: John Blute [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, October 27, 1999 2:46 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: MI Exporting tables


Hi,
 
I'm a new(ish) user to MAPINFO so excuse the maybe simple question but can
anyone advise as to the best way to export a table into, say microsoft word,
and retain any graphic's, i.e columns and rows ?..I've exported to an ascii
(.txt) file but its all jumbled up and you loose column headings etc
etc Anyone with an idea ?
 
 Cheers
 
 John
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 Maunsell Ltd
 United Kingdom
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RE: MI Exporting tables

[Mansour Shoari]

> John,
> 
> I am not sure if there is a shorter way of doing this - here what I would
> do:
> 
> 1. In MapInfo, go to Table > Export > {Select save as type: dBASE DBF
> (*.dbf)}
> 2. In Microsoft Excel, open this (*.dbf) file and save it as Microsoft
> Excel Workbook (*.xls)
> 3. In Microsoft Word, open (*.xls) file and save it as Word Document
> (*.DOC)
> 
> Hope this helps,
> 
> mansour shoari
> Monopros Limited
> Toronto, Canada
> 
>   Original message
> 
> 
> Hi,
>  
> I'm a new(ish) user to MAPINFO so excuse the maybe simple question but can
> anyone advise as to the best way to export a table into, say microsoft
> word,
> and retain any graphic's, i.e columns and rows ?..I've exported to an
> ascii
> (.txt) file but its all jumbled up and you loose column headings etc
> etc Anyone with an idea ?
>  
>  Cheers
>  
>  John
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>  Maunsell Ltd
>  United Kingdom
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Open a georeferencing TIFF raster image in MI

[Francois Trudeau]

Bonjour,

I would like to open a georeferencing TIFF raster image in MI an bypass the 
registering raster operation.
Is it possible?

thanks

__
Francois Trudeau, expert en geomatique
Tecsult inc.
85, rue Sainte-Catherine ouest, 3e etage
Montreal (Quebec) H2X 3P4
Tel. :  287-8500, poste 8847
Telec. :  287-8643
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http://www.tecsult.com

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RE: MI Exporting tables

[Mansour Shoari]

John,

I am not sure if there is a shorter way of doing this - here what I would
do:

1. In MapInfo, go to Table > Export > {Select save as type: dBASE DBF
(*.dbf)}
2. In Microsoft Excel, open this (*.dbf) file and save it as Microsoft Excel
Workbook (*.xls)
3. In Microsoft Word, open (*.xls) file and save it as Word Document (*.DOC)

Hope this helps,

mansour shoari
Monopros Limited
Toronto, Canada


> Original Message-
> From: John Blute [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, October 27, 1999 3:46 AM
> To:   [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject:  MI Exporting tables
> 
> Hi,
>  
> I'm a new(ish) user to MAPINFO so excuse the maybe simple question but can
> anyone advise as to the best way to export a table into, say microsoft
> word,
> and retain any graphic's, i.e columns and rows ?..I've exported to an
> ascii
> (.txt) file but its all jumbled up and you loose column headings etc
> etc Anyone with an idea ?
>  
>  Cheers
>  
>  John
>  --
>  John Blute
>  Maunsell Ltd
>  United Kingdom
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MI Lines out of control!

[Proulx, Kim]

I have had this problem on a couple of occasions now and I am hoping
someone can tell me what exactly is going on.  I have a map with several
layers, the majority being from a .dwg file containing base mapping
recieved from an outside source and one layer which was digitized in
house and added to that .dwg file.  When I try to edit and/or draw more
linework on any of these layers, my drawn linework "jumps" to another
area of the map and appears as a straight line even if I have drawn a
different shape or polygon.  I have seen this before in other cases
where I have tried to copy existing linework to another table or to the
cosmetic layer.  I suspect it has something to do with the coordinate
system, projection, or extent of the digitizing.  I am able to draw on
the cosmetic layer okay but at times even this becomes finicky.  Can
someone explain this so I may avoid it in the future?  Right now my map
has been converted from the .dwg file in the projection non-earth
meters.  Is this the problem?  Thanks in advance.

Kim Proulx, B.Sc., CET
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MI Singapore maps

[Alex Eshed]

Greetings, List

My apologies if this message appears more than once - the first 
time I got "Undelivered" to some address in Ontario.

Can anyone point me to a source of maps of Singapore: raster and 
DTM only. MapInfo compatiblity and prices are also requested.

TIA to all responders.


Best regards,
Alex Eshed
Digi-Tek Ltd.
12, Homa St., Rishon LeZion, 75655, Israel
Tel: +972-3-961-5840
Fax: +972-3-961-5877
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http://www.dgtek.com
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MI Singapore maps

[Alex Eshed]

Greetings, List

Can anyone point me to a source of maps of Singapore: raster and 
DTM only. MapInfo compatiblity and prices are also requested.

TIA to all responders.


Best regards,
Alex Eshed
Digi-Tek Ltd.
12, Homa St., Rishon LeZion, 75655, Israel
Tel: +972-3-961-5840
Fax: +972-3-961-5877
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.dgtek.com
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MI TRANSCAD

[Haavard Bøgh-Olsen]

hello

Is there anybody who knows if there excist a similiar
mailinglist where I can get some help with my transcad
problems.or someone who is willing to answer
questionsnot [EMAIL PROTECTED]!

thanks
haavard
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RE: MI Get Point X,Y

[PERRY Chris]

Xu,

1. Select the line object
2. Open the Mapbasic window: Options > Show MapBasic Window
3. For Start point X, type in: print ObjectNodeX(selection.obj,1,1)
4. For Start point Y, type in: print ObjectNodeY(selection.obj,1,1)
5. For end point X, type in:
print
objectNodeX(selection.obj,1,objectinfo(selection.obj,20))
6. For end point Y, type in:
print
ObjectNodeY(selection.obj,1,objectinfo(selection.obj,20))



ObjectNodeX Returns the x-coordinate of a specific node in a region or
polyline object.

Syntax: ObjectNodeX( object ,  polygon_num ,  node_num ) 


Hope this helps,

Chris Perry
Systems Development CoOrdinator
Parks Victoria
Melbourne, Australia
Ph: 61 3 9816 6800
Fax: 61 3 9816 9876
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-Original Message-
From: Xu Xiaoning [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, 27 October 1999 17:45
To: MapInfo
Subject: MI Get Point X,Y


Hello,Everybody:

In "Cosmetic Layer",I drawed some Lines Object!

When I select one Line object,How can i get it's start Point X,Y and end
Point X,Y?

I use Delphi and MapInfo5.

thanks!




Xu Xiaoning
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ICQ:46904055

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MI Resignation of OS Director General?

[Spencer Chainey]

Dear All (mainly UK),

Not directly MI related but:
Apparently Geoffrey Robinson, Director General of Ordnance Survey (the UK's
national mapping agency) resigned yesterday.  This was after serving only
one year in the post.  Does anyone know the details as to why?  I've been
fortunate to meet Geoff on a few occassions and discuss OS direction, and I
felt that he had things pretty well under control and that with his
leadership was going to take OS to some new and exciting levels.

Regards,
Spencer Chainey
Corporate GIS Manager
London Borough of Hackney
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RE: MI-Thematic map

[Robert Crossley]

I have tried to write just such a facility, but unfortunately you cannot 
access the information about a thematic layer programmatically.  Look on 
the wish list for the item about a request for a function that you could 
run and it would return information about the thematic settings of a layer, 
called thematic_info or something.  and give it a vote.

-Original Message-
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1.) Does anyone know of an utility to transfer thematic map styles to the
original data file.  I'd like to be able to save the thematic
representation without using workspaces.


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MI Get Point X,Y

[Xu Xiaoning]

Hello,Everybody:

In "Cosmetic Layer",I drawed some Lines Object!

When I select one Line object,How can i get it's start Point X,Y and end Point X,Y?

I use Delphi and MapInfo5.

thanks!




Xu Xiaoning
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
ICQ:46904055

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MI Exporting tables

[John Blute]

Hi,
 
I'm a new(ish) user to MAPINFO so excuse the maybe simple question but can
anyone advise as to the best way to export a table into, say microsoft word,
and retain any graphic's, i.e columns and rows ?..I've exported to an ascii
(.txt) file but its all jumbled up and you loose column headings etc
etc Anyone with an idea ?
 
 Cheers
 
 John
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MI Exporting tables

[John Blute]

Hi,

I'm a new(ish) user to MAPINFO so excuse the maybe simple question but can
anyone advise as to the best way to export a table into, say microsoft word,
and retain any graphic's, i.e columns and rows ?..I've exported to an ascii
(.txt) file but its all jumbled up and you loose column headings etc
etc Anyone with an idea ?

Cheers 

John
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MI Norwegian usergroup

[rune . olsen]

I'm posting this in norwegian, since I'm trying to create a usergroup for 
MapInfo in Norway.
For all you others...well the letters may look funny...so hit "delete" or read 
and smile.
(yeah, I know my name is funny :-D)

For en tid tilbake tilbrakte jeg høstferien i Danmark og fikk anledning til å 
være med på et møte i den danske brukergruppen i MapInfo.
Dette var serdeles fruktbart, både faglig og sosialt sett. Jeg personlig sitter 
mye alene med mine kart og programmer, og bruker sikkert mye tid på ting som 
andre asllerede har funnet en løsning på. På den andre siden har sikkert jeg 
funnet opp "hjul" som andre sliter litt med...eller som man ikke visste var 
mulig.
Derfor ønsker jeg å lodde stemningen for å finne ut om det er noen interesse 
for en brukergruppe her i Norge. Form, innhold etc. kan vi sammen finne ut av, 
men en tilsvarende oppbygging som den danske kan kanskje være en mal for oss?

Er dette av interesse for deg eller noen du kjenner, så ta kontakt med meg 
privat:
mvh Rune
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tlf: 23 00 23 11

ps: ikke send svaret til lista, siden det er svært få på den som snakker vårt 
språk
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