MI dxf to tab converter ( not an mbx)
Hi guys: Is there a freebie convertor available that will convert dxf files into TAB file format and does not require mapinfo? -- rajeev saraf
MI location of DCW dem data
Hi: Can somebody tell me where to download the DCW 30 arc sec DEM data. I would prefer to specify the coordinates instead of having to download the whole file. -- rajeev saraf
MI client server solution for mapx ( database requirement)
Hi Miers: Say, i want to develop an client server application using mapX. My tables will have both read and write facility, say i am creating a customer support solution where each customer care representative updates the complaints table. now say if I have one complaint table on the server, how would mapx handle simultaneous updates ( assuming my table in is native TAB format)? do I need to have a databse like ORACLE8i on the client side that can also store map data to allow simultaneous updates? any suggestions? -- rajeev saraf lepton software
MI Does spatialware support distributed databases
Hi Mappers: can spatialware connect to , say orcale databases stored on different machines at different locations? -- Rajeev saraf lepton software
MI MapX - can mapx import mif/MID files
HI guys: I did not see any documentation in mapx brochure about able to import mif files. is this true? MapX cannot read mif/mid files. if so, then how do we create files using VB and then just viewing it in map window? --- rajeev saraf
Re: MI [Q] From Vector topo to DEM
you can create a DEM ( raster only) in mapinfo 5.0 and greater. first convert all your lines into pts using utility available on mapinfo list ( i think its called allpts.mbx or similar). once you have a point file with height data, just do athematic mapping uding grid thematic option to cerate a continuous raster image. -- rajeev saraf -Original Message- From: Sung-jun Myung <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Thursday, March 02, 2000 11:55 PM Subject: MI [Q] From Vector topo to DEM > >Hi.. > >I have a vector topo map (elevation) and would like to convert it to >raster like DEM. Is there any way I can do it in mapinfo? If not >possible in MI, can I do in ArcInfo? Someone told me that I can generate >DEM in ArcInfo (if X,Y in my data is tagged with Z), but I don't know much >about ArcInfo and want to stay with mapinfo, if possible. Could someone >give me an advice on this? > > >Thanks in advance, >J. > >-- >To unsubscribe from this list, send e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and put >"unsubscribe MAPINFO-L" in the message body, or contact [EMAIL PROTECTED] > -- To unsubscribe from this list, send e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and put "unsubscribe MAPINFO-L" in the message body, or contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
MI tab file format
Hi guys: I know mif/MID is an open format. as was wondering if details/documentation are available for tab file ( MAP, TAB,ID,DAT, IDX) so that we can directly write mapinfo files. -- rajeev saraf
MI lambert conical orthomorphic
HellO evrybodY: i have a map of india which says that the projection is "lambert conical orthomorphic". can somebody suggest the projection in MI list that matches with this projection or the parameters required to create new projection -- thanks Rajeev saraf lepton software [EMAIL PROTECTED]
MI what is Bonne projection?
Hi: has any body heard of bonne projection. i came across it in an atlas. does mi support it. if so, which option in projection file would do it. -- rajeev saraf
MI sending mi files for printing
I remember some discussion on how to generate EPS files from mapinfo for for printing. Can somebody refresh me on how to acheive this? -- Rajeev
MI wireline telecommunications products
HI guys: ANy body aware of any wireline telecom products build around mapinfo ( or any other GIS pacakge) that allow telecom network planning ( at micro level) based on demographics and also for network management? any pointers would be appreciated. -- Rajeev saraf
Re: MI Dot Density custom symbols
What you may do is: Add 10 fields to planning district that stores the total number of clients in each program. Now you can create a pie chart or bar chart to show the numbers for each zone in each program. -- Rajeev saraf -Original Message- From: W. Kent Treichel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Mapinfo List <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Friday, December 24, 1999 5:22 AM Subject: MI Dot Density custom symbols >Merry Christmas! >I am trying to make a map. I have about 8000 addresses that I have >geocoded in St. Paul, MN. Most of them are clustered in certain parts >of the city. My boss wants one, and only one, map that shows where the >clients live what type of program they are involved in and where the >programs are located in the city. There are approximately 70 programs. >I tried individual values but the map is not legible. Even if I >collapse the programs down to 10 with ten corresponding symbols that are >legible, the addresses are so close together in certain areas that the >symbols would be illegible. (If I had a large format plotter, this >might not be a problem, but the best I can do is 11x17.) I liked the >look of the dot density maps. It provided a good graphical shot of what >part of the city our clients come from. Now the question. How can I >combine the best of individual value with the dispersed representation >of dot density? And as long as I'm asking for the moon, how can I >ensure that they don't overlap with each other? >The final product would look something like this; a map of the city with >planning districts (17), within each planning district a certain number >of circles, squares, stars etc, representing the corresponding number of >clients in a particular program. >Negative responses appreciated as well, so I can start trying to figure >out a different strategy. >Respectfully submitted, >Kent >-- >W. Kent Treichel >Wilder Research Center >1295 Bandana Blvd N. Suite 210 >St. Paul, MN 55108 >(651) 647-4636 >__ > >We sleep safely in our beds because >rough men stand ready in the night >to visit violence on those >who would do us harm. > >George Orwell >-- >To unsubscribe from this list, send e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and put >"unsubscribe MAPINFO-L" in the message body, or contact [EMAIL PROTECTED] > -- To unsubscribe from this list, send e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and put "unsubscribe MAPINFO-L" in the message body, or contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
