Re: MI Map

2000-07-10 Thread Gareth Hardman

Hi there,

For data for the whole of the Middle East area I would recommend you talk to
Gabi Antinie at Geo Strategies. They have been very helpful and efficient in
supplying with this kind of data in the past. Gabi can be contacted at
[EMAIL PROTECTED] or by phone at +40 (0)69 210832

Gareth Hardman
Saturn Technologies
www.saturn-technologies.com

- Original Message -
From: Lislal, Sudevi Viswambharan (Lislal) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, July 10, 2000 5:08 AM
Subject: MI Map


 Hai Listers,
 I am using Map Info5.5 version.
 I need to get the map of following countries in Map Info format or dxf
 format or dwg format, etc.
 1.Oman
 2.Bahrain
 3.Qatar
 4.Kuwait

 If anybody can help me, I will be much thankful.

 Thanks in advance.

 S.V.Lislal MSc,GIS
 GIS Specialist
 Lucent Technologies
 AbuDhabi, UAE
 Tel:+971-2-4079476(Off)
 Mobile:+971-50-7806195
 Email:[EMAIL PROTECTED]




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MI Time function

2000-05-05 Thread Gareth Hardman



Guys and gals,

Does anyone have a function that can easily work out the time 
difference say between 18:34 and 21:23. Ive written the code that will do this 
but frankly my inefficient programmingmeans that it takes up tens of 
lines! Iam currently populating beginning and end hour and minutes 
variables and using these.

Im sure some of you MapBasic whizzes have a neat function that 
do this. Any help much appreciated. 

Gareth Hardman
Saturn Technologies


Re: MI Need data!!!!!

2000-03-20 Thread Gareth Hardman



Andrew,

Geoscape (www.geoscape.com) always seemed to have a 
significant Latin American data offeringsuggest you check them 
out.

Gareth Hardman
Saturn Technologies - Universal Tracking 
Solutions
www.saturn-technologies.com

  - Original Message - 
  From: 
  Andrew Dobda / HR and Associates, 
  Inc. 
  To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
  Sent: Friday, March 17, 2000 3:57 
PM
  Subject: MI Need data!
  
  Happy St. Patricks Day!
  Am looking for street level GIS data for Bogotá, 
  Colombia and the neighboring areas. Any help would be 
  appreciated.
  Thanks inadvance.
  Andrew


Re: MI Lebanon maps

2000-03-17 Thread Gareth Hardman

Jasper

Suggest you talk to Gabi Antinie at Geo-Strategies
([EMAIL PROTECTED]). They are rapidily becoming the best place
for all mapping Middle East - if they havent got it yet I suspect they soon
will.  Excellent people to work with too.

Gareth

- Original Message -
From: Jesper Nielsen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, March 17, 2000 6:08 AM
Subject: MI Lebanon maps



 I'm looking for maps for Lebanon, both for the whole country and for for
the
 cities. Does anyone know where I can buy these maps? Any help is
 appreciated.

 /Jesper Nielsen

 
 Jesper Nielsen
 B  M Systemutveckling AB
 Box 805
 S - 75108 Uppsala
 Sweden

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 Phone: +46 18 - 500 500
 Fax: +46 18 - 14 34 44
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MI URGENT - VIRUS WARNING!!!

2000-03-06 Thread Gareth Hardman



DO NOT OPEN ANY EMAIL THAT PURPORTS TO COME FROM 
ME WITH THE ATTACHMENT C:\CoolProgs\Pretty Park.exe -IT IS A 
VIRUS!!!

I acn only apologies sncerely for this and promise that 
systems have be put in place to ensure that it will not happen 
again

Gareth Hardman


MI Making layers invisible to the user in the MapX environment

2000-03-01 Thread Gareth Hardman




Fellow mappers,

We need to ensure that a certain map layer in our MapX app 
(developed in Visual C++) is invisible to the user. This layer is integral to 
our app - and needs to be read/write accessable by the system at all times. How 
can we ensure that it does NOT appear in the list of layers when the Layer 
dialog is displayed? We are looking for something akin to the "Set Table MyTable 
UserMap Off" statement in MapBasic

Any thoughts and comments gratefully received. Will off course 
summerize any differing views on the subject.

Gareth Hardman
Saturn Technologies
www.saturn-technologies.com




Re: MI Encryption of MapInfo tables

2000-02-14 Thread Gareth Hardman

Peter,

You might consider looking at PGP (from www.pgpi.com) - I think it might
even be freeware.

Gareth Hardman
Saturn Technologies - Universal Tracking Solutions
www.saturn-technologies.com


- Original Message -
From: Peter Rojas [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, December 27, 1999 4:20 AM
Subject: MI Encryption of MapInfo tables


 Hi:

 Is there a way, program or application which I can use to encrypt (protect
 against copy) MapInfo files?

 Does anyone have any ideas?

 Please reply to : [EMAIL PROTECTED]

 Thank you

 Peter Rojas

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MI Job Ad - Another Millenium - Another Job - Another Planet!

1999-11-29 Thread Gareth Hardman



We here at Saturn Tecnologies in the UK have need of another 
mapper/programmer...interested? Then read on.


Post: Mapper/Programmer/Web Applications Developer
Required Skills: MS Visual C++ with MFC/VB/Web Development experience 
(HAHTSite, ASP, NET Dynamics - perhaps ideally in conjunction with MapInfo 
MapXtreme) - any of which should have been used in a mapping environment. If 
you've spent a year or so building sophisticated web backends then we'd love to 
hear from you.
Other Personal Skills: An ability to work with small dynamic team, where 
deadlines are ALWAYS tight, and pressure is upon you, is essential. 
The Rewards: A very attractive package, including pension and other 
benefits, and the chance to grow as the company grows. We also celebrate 
whole-heartedly as the contracts are won!
Who we are: A growing software and hardware company developing a range of 
applications including Mapping products, Automated Vehicle Location Systems and 
a forthcoming exciting range of Internet/Telephony-based products. Saturn 
Technologies are based in Ringwood in the UK. The picturesque New Forest is on 
our doorstep, Bournemouth and the seaside 10 miles away and London only an hour 
and a half drive away.
What We Can Promise: The challenge of a life-time! - coupled with the 
opportunity to work with a company that is expanding rapidly - its going to be a 
helluva ride!
Where you can find more details: Check out our web site at http://www.saturn-technologies.com 
or speak to either Matt Walker or Gareth Hardman here at Saturn in full 
confidence on 07000 143143 (UK number). Alternatively mail us you CV to 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] We promise to respond quickly to each enquiry.
We look forward to hearing from you!


Re: MI free image viewer

1999-11-24 Thread Gareth Hardman

Karl,

There was a particularly good example of this kind of app brought to the
attention of mapInfo-l a while ago (May 1999??).

If you contact  Ahmet DABANLI,  Environmental Engineer, GIS Specialist,
Ankara / Turkiye (E-mail :  [EMAIL PROTECTED], web
http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Gird/4434) he will probably be able
to help you out.

This app enables you to link any of your documents, multimedia, or programs
to any object in the table.

Its pretty good!

Gareth Hardman
Saturn Technologies
www.saturn-technologies.com



- Original Message -
From: Karl Kliparchuk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: MapInfo listserv [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, November 24, 1999 12:53 AM
Subject: MI free image viewer


 Does anybody have a FREE image viewer mbx so that you can click on a
 point, for example, and have a bmp/jpg/gif file display?

 Karl
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TechSupport Answer to MI 5.5 error message on startup problem

1999-11-01 Thread Gareth Hardman

All,

Please note reply from Tech Support (thanks Cindy!). Have done what they
suggested and it works.

Gareth Hardman
Saturn Technologies


- Original Message -
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Gareth Hardman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, November 01, 1999 2:50 PM
Subject: Re: ODBC load error




 You wrote:

 Loaded my ODBC drivers for MI 5.5 from the CD over the weekend (all) and
now
 when I fire up MI I get the error (attached below). I click through and MI
loads
 up as normal. Can I ask you to comment and get back to me with a possible
 answer/solution.

 Call me on on 07000 143143 if you need to to.

 Answer:

 You installed the Oracle 8i support without having the Oracle 8i client
software
 on the machine.  Delete the DLL file mentioned in the error message and
then you
 won't receive this error.

 Cindy
 MapInfo Technical Support





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Re: MI School Bus network

1999-10-26 Thread Gareth Hardman



Francois,

You maybe interested to hear that a company by the name of 
Orbit Software in Reading Pensylvannia US, ((610) 736 3666) are in the process 
of developing an application (wondefully entitled Bus-Boss!) to do just this. 
Give either Sam Ceccola, George Mastros or Grace Gilbert a ring for further 
info.

Gareth Hardman
Saturn Technologies

  - Original Message - 
  From: 
  Francois Bergeron 
  To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
  Sent: Thursday, October 21, 1999 7:53 
  PM
  Subject: MI School Bus network
  Hi listers!! 
  Does anyone know a System of network management of school buses that 
  can be use inside MapInfo? 
  Thanks!! ___ 
  || 
  // François Bergeron 
  || // Conseiller en Géomatique || 
  // 
  [EMAIL PROTECTED] || \\ 
  || \\ Le Groupe KOREM Inc. 
  || \\ http://www.korem.com 
  680, Boul. Charest Est Québec (Québec) 
  CANADA G1K 3J4 ___  
  


MI Re: Ordnance Survey Topo Data

1999-10-26 Thread Gareth Hardman

Sharon,

For the complete picture on all things Ordnance Survey GB check out the web
site (http://www.ordsvy.gov.uk). That will give you a pretty good picture of
what they have to offer and at what price etc. You will be approaching them
at an interesting time as they have recently announced fairly large price
reductions on many of the smaller scale data sets. Data pricing is finally
beginning to follow the US model - though still a long way to go. Land-Form
PANORAMA (see below) has certainly been affected by this change - dropped
from £20,000 to £5000 for complete UK coverage!

In brief the height data products you need will need to look at are the
"Land-Form" products - either "Land-Form PROFILE" (nominally 1:10 000 scale)
or "Land-Form PANORAMA" (nominally 1:50 000 scale). They come in 5km x 5km
and  20km x 20km tiles respectively. If you ask them nicely they may even
work out the number of tiles that cover Glasgow for you - a nice little task
for GISLab (sorry guys...its coming your way..!)

These products have both contour and DTM variants. They are not currently
available in MapInfo format - OS deliver them in either DXF or in their own
proprietary format NTF (National Transfer Format). I have heard a whisper on
the OS grapevine however that indicates that this situation may very well
change soon (soon being a relative term where Government bodies are
concerned!) with data being available in the more popular formats.

If you need any further info on these products (such as relative accuracies,
etc.) then mail me at any time. Alternatively speak to the OS Sales Desk on
+44 1703 792773

Gareth Hardman
Saturn Technologies
http://www.saturn-technologies.com


- Original Message -
From: Map Library [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, October 25, 1999 9:52 PM
Subject: MI: Ordnance Survey Topo Data


 Hello Everyone.
 I've been trying to track down a supplier for topographic data of Great
 Britain. I have contacted the Canadian supplier for OS but they directed
 me straight to the OS (Ordnance Survey) for digital data. So I emailed
 them and they said I
 have to phone Britain to get the info I want. So, I'm asking you fine
 folks for some information. Ideally we are interested in purchasing
 elevation data/contours/spot heights. I posted an inquiry regarding DXF
 files last week because I had downloaded a sample file. I still haven't
 got that working yet but am trusting the fog will clear on that challenge
 with time. For now, I am looking for a contact who is knowledgable
 regarding how OS packages their data, if it comes in MI format, how much
 is it per tile, how many tiles would it take to cover Glasgow? It seems to
 me, that the scale is irrelevant since the data is so scarce. We'll take
 whatever scale we can! So, if anyone in MI-list world can help, we would
 be forever grateful.

 Mappily yours,
 Sharon
 Brock University Map Library
 St. Catharines, Ontario, CANADA

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MI Re: Custom symbols

1999-10-13 Thread Gareth Hardman

Bill,

Suggest you look at obtaining the neat little SDK from the MapTools
Company - includes a little programme which makes making symbols very easy -
contact Robert Edwards ([EMAIL PROTECTED] last time I heard though could
have changed).

SDK has many other very useful utilities besides and for not much money
either!

Gareth Hardman
Saturn Technologies

- Original Message -
From: Bill Hicks [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, October 13, 1999 12:20 AM
Subject: MI: Custom symbols


 Okay, this has been on the list about 4 or 5 times, but here we go
 again. I created bitmap at 16 bits and 32 bits (both under 2kb) and
 placed them into the custsymb directory. When I open v5.5, I reloaded
 the cust symbols and still nada? Has anybody had this problem with 5.5
 or this general function? Any help would be great.

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Re: MI Add record numbers?

1999-10-13 Thread Gareth Hardman

Sean,

Try something like the following:

_

include "mapbasic.def"
dim i, num as integer


num = TableInfo("YOUR TABLE",Tab_info_nrows)

for i = 1 to num

fetch rec i from YOUR TABLE
 update YOUR TABLE
 set id = i
 where rowid = i

next

________

Gareth Hardman
Saturn Technologies


- Original Message - 
From: Sean Ramsay [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: MAPINFO-L [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, October 12, 1999 7:34 PM
Subject: MI Add record numbers?


   Hi everyone,
 
   I'm an Arcview turned Mapinfo user here.  Hopefully, this confession
 will get some answers to my question.  What I need to do is add a unique
 id number to every record in a table.  Similar to the 'addrecno' script
 in Arcview.  I remember one little command does exist in Mapinfo to do
 this but it eludes my mind.  Can't find a single hint in the
 documentation as well.Anyone have any tips?  Thanks in advance for
 your time.
 
 Cheers,
 Sean
 

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MI Contacting Sue Rector @ Millenium Maps Inc. .......

1999-08-18 Thread Gareth Hardman



Sue,

I hope you are a subscriber to MapInfo-l. Please send me 
your contact details as the mails sent to the email address you have sent me 
keep bouncing back.

Alternatively if any other MapInfo-l'er has contact details 
for Millenium Maps Inc in the US please let me know. 

Many thanks in advance,

Gareth Hardman
Saturn Technologies

http://www.saturn-technologies.com




Re: MI Optimal Pipeline route selection

1999-07-19 Thread Gareth Hardman

Vikram

We have a product called Iso-Route. Iso-Route is a family of routing DLL's
designed for application developers who wish to a have a routing component
within the application.

Iso-Route enables you identify no go routes (i.e. narrow river crossings,
low bridges etc.) These restrictions are assigned to individual vehicles and
not to the entire data set. This means that a no go route for one vehicel is
not necessarily no go for another.

I believe that a  combination of Iso-Route and your chosen development
environment (e.g. MapBasic, Visual Basic, C/C++) could easily supply you
with the capability you require.

For more information see our web site at
http://www.saturn-technologies.com/isoroute.htm

Gareth Hardman
Saturn Technologies



- Original Message -
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, July 17, 1999 1:07 PM
Subject: MI Optimal Pipeline route selection



 Hi ,

 I'm currently looking for a solution for finding out a optimal route for a
 pipe line given a set of constraints like
 there should be a minimum number of river crossings, road crossings,
should
 not pass through the highly
 populated towns and with a minimum distance between the given points. Each
 constraint having different
 weightages.

 Any pointers in this direction about any such existing utilities or
 possibilities of developing one are
 highly appreciated.

 Thank you,

 Vikram


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MI Minding Your Business with MapInfo

1999-07-12 Thread Gareth Hardman



Mappers,

Has any one bought the book entitled "Minding 
Your Business with MapInfo" by Whitener  Davis? If so what were your 
requirements - did it fulfil them - i.e. is it worth the purchase? 


Gareth Hardman
Saturn Technologies

 



Re: MI MapX Version 4 - problems

1999-01-17 Thread Gareth Hardman

Bob,

We have a client that has developed an app on 3.5.2 (in PowerBuilder
interestingly enough) and saw it come crashing down around his ears with
4.0.but wont bore you with the details!

On the Help front - we have found the same thing with regard to missing
links- we also are very disappointed to find that the very useful Object
Model Diagram no longer seems to be included (or have we missed it
somewhere...?)

Gareth Hardman
Saturn Technologies


- Original Message -
From: Bob Young - www.bydesignwales.demon.co.uk
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, November 17, 1999 5:45 PM
Subject: MI MapX Version 4 - problems


 Dear List

 Has anybody else had MapX V4 problems with code that ran OK with V3.52
 MapX and now doesn't.

 Example 1 - in a toolused event if the handler creates a temporary layer
 and then in the same handler deletes the layer it crashes VB6.

 Example 2 - A lof of the links in the help file seem to be missing also
 -is anybody else getting this?



 A FURTHER QUESTION

 A very useful addition is the ability to read SHP but to store this
 effectively you need to create a TAB file that holds the Projection
 clause. It is possible in MapX to set projection parameters but how do
 you read them back? In particular how can you read the datum clause if
 it is not one of the standard datums? If you can get thisbackit would
 then be possible to register the SHP correctly by writing a TAB.


 Regards


 Bob
 By Design

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Re: MI Tessellation Software

1999-01-02 Thread Gareth Hardman

Jon,

There used to be a cheap MBX that did and was sold by a Jaun Pufleau out of
Mexico - it was a $40 program built for MI4.1 but worked pretty well. The
last email address I had for Jaun was [EMAIL PROTECTED]

No idea whether he is still around!

Gareth Hardman
Saturn Technologies
http://www.saturn-technologies.com

- Original Message -
From: jonathan stokes [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, November 03, 1999 4:57 PM
Subject: MI Tessellation Software


 Mornin/Afternoon/Evenin depending on the time zone

 does anyomne know of any software aside from vertical
 Mapper than will create thiessen polygons around
 points (basically a tessellation routine). doesn't
 matter whether it is an add on or a stand alone thing.

 cheers

 Jon S


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