[MI-L] How do I make a live link view non-editable?

2006-05-16 Thread Julian Parker








Greetings list,

 

I have a created a number of views based on a value
in a base SpatialWare table and have made them mappable and then created a live
link to them in MapInfo Pro. These mapped views have been created for different
groups to use and I need to make them Read Only so folks cannot edit the base
data. Does anyone know of a way make a live link table read only? I have tried
changing the ReadOnly to TRUE in the TAB file and also restricting permissions
for the user to SELECT only on the base table but neither method works.

 

Any help or pointers greatly appreciated!

 

Regards

Julian
Parker
Systems Analyst

Digital Mapping
Solutions
Level 2, 2 Hardy Street
SOUTH PERTH WA 6151
Ph: 08 9474 6311 Fax: 08 9474 6411
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RE: [MI-L] Moving an object and it gets duplicated.

2006-05-16 Thread Terry McDonnell
Title: Message



Mike
 
If by "point 
file" you mean a file with records that bear point graphical objects then 
yes.
It was 
however imported from a dbase table that was REGISTERed into MI, but the points 
were generated then and already exist before moving the objects 
around.
 
Terry


From: Mike Osbourn [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 
16 May 2006 05:58To: Terry McDonnellSubject: RE: [MI-L] 
Moving an object and it gets duplicated.


I take it this is a 
point file?  Are you using a native MI format or a dbase file?  I have 
run into some other issues lately with our dbase files and generating points 
from them on the latest build of MI Pro 8.
 
Mike
 

Mike 
Osbourn
www.ccmaps.org
 
 
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[MI-L] MapInfo v8.5

2006-05-16 Thread Greg Gainey
Hi Listers

I have been invited to a forum where the much mentioned MapInfo v8.5 will be
unveiled.

Can anyone give me a background on what new and exciting features will be
revealed?

Thanks
Greg


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RE: [MI-L] MapInfo v8.5

2006-05-16 Thread Peter Horsbøll Møller
Hi Greg,

A few things:

- Access to MapInfo Envinsa Online services, allowing you to find address, 
geocode and create driving isocrones by using a web service (must be a Envinsa 
or MapMarker web service). This means that you don't need address and street 
data locally.
- reproject raster on the fly
- Save thematics to tables metadata and reopening table using this thematics
- Merging one map into another
- adding a layer from one map into a another layer with settings (zoom 
layering, labels, etc)
- storing a tables browser view as meta data
- Copying values from the Message window and Statistic window
- New Printing engine (support for large prints)
- Larger dialogs, more buttons 
- more ...

Many of these things were shown at the MapWorld in Phoenix 2 weeks ago.

I really think there are some nice features in this release

Peter Horsbøll Møller
GIS Developer, MTM
Geographical Information & IT
 
COWI A/S
Odensevej 95
DK-5260 Odense S.
Denmark
 
Tel +45 6311 4900
Direct  +45 6311 4908
Mob +45 5156 1045
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Subject: [MI-L] MapInfo v8.5

Hi Listers

I have been invited to a forum where the much mentioned MapInfo v8.5 will be 
unveiled.

Can anyone give me a background on what new and exciting features will be 
revealed?

Thanks
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RE: [MI-L] Moving an object and it gets duplicated (part II)

2006-05-16 Thread Terry McDonnell
Hi Søren 

Thanks very much for the code and advice.  To deal with a simple question first:

Close Window Message ' ??? Wasn't it Close Window Info? And why here, if you're 
suspicious - do it in the beginning...

No, I'm closing the message window cos at the top of the save loop I display a 
user message:

Print "Saving changes to position(s) of Facility(ies) ..."

and this needs to be closed after update complete.  I don't close the Info 
window because I haven't automatically opened it.  I do so manually when 
testing but this isn't a desired feature of the system.

As to why I don't do the update in the clever one-piece SQL you've provided:

1) My skill in using the MB GIS super-set of SQL isn't yet that keen that I 
would have even thought of doing it that way
2) As they say "if it ain't broke don't fix it", well the purist in me says "if 
it ain't changed don't update it".  I'd   have assumed that such a block update 
of the whole table would be asking for transaction errors to be more likely to 
creep in, the more the data changed.
3) I didn't know that doing such a global update would be quicker than doing 
such selected update(s) in the loop
4) I don't understand why your SQL adds a column Facmast.Zone when that column 
already exists

   "Add Column "FacMast" (Zone) From BusZoner"

5) I didn't know that the "contains" clause could be used without its object 
params (from Help):

   objectA  Contains  objectB   first object contains the centroid of second 
object

   whereas you have :

   "Set To ZoneNumber Where Contains" 

   It doesn't look viable to me.

6) True, it would obviate a lot of the code, but it's already written, and it 
doesn't take an appreciable length of time to run.

All the same I'm intrigued by the succinctness of the code but, because of my 
queries 5 and 6 above I'd be very chary of implementing such.  Are you sure 
it's correct and harmless?

Cheers

Terry

-Original Message-
From: Søren Breddam [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: 16 May 2006 12:31
To: Terry McDonnell
Subject: Re: [MI-L] Moving an object and it gets duplicated (part II)

Hi Terry,

It's not in your Save Sub the problem is located. However, I wonder why you do 
the update in a loop. You could increase your performance and get rid of a lot 
of code (all the loop stuff) if you just update your table: It's excactly the 
same thing that happens...

Sub SAVE_FAC_MAST
OnError Goto OOPS
 If ASK( "Save changes to position(s) of Facility(ies)?", "Yes", "No") then
Print "Saving changes to position(s) of Facility(ies) ..."
Set CoordSys Table FacMast
Update FacMast Set YCo_ord=INT( ROUND( CentroidY(Obj), 1)) , XCo_ord=INT( 
ROUND( CentroidX(Obj), 1)) Add Column "FacMast" (Zone) From BusZoner Set To 
ZoneNumber Where Contains 

Close Window Message ' ??? Wasn't it Close Window Info? And why here, if you're 
suspicious - do it in the beginning...
Set Map Layer "FacMast"  
  Selectable On  
  Editable off Label Visibility Zoom( 0, 1) Units "km"
  Commit table FacMast
Else
Rollback Table FacMast
End If
Exit Sub
OOPS:
Note "Something went wrong: "+Error$()
Resume Next

End Sub 'SAVE_FAC_MAST
**

Venligst

Søren Breddam
Stevns Kommune - www.stevns.dk
Vallø-Stevns fusion: 
www.valloe-stevns.dk
* Tlf.: 5656 1891
* GSM.: 2895 3034


-Oprindelig meddelelse-
Fra: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] vegne af Terry McDonnell
Sendt: 15. maj 2006 17:35
Til: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Emne: [MI-L] Moving an object and it gets duplicated (part II)


Hello again List
 
Further to my previous post on this moving-duplication problem, I include the 
orig. message, below, plus some more details:

My problem is that I was moving objects around and somehow I ended up with 3 
recs the same (one hidden underneath another, such that there only appeared to 
be 2). At the time I probably had the Info dialog open, as I was testing my 
software's ability to change the lat/long integer fields, according to the x/y 
where the object ended up, at Save time. I have not been able to reproduce this 
"glitch", nor did I notice when it happened.

Anyone got any ideas how this can happen ? 

Thing is, there's no code involved in the moving of the objects;  I merely 
allow that layer to be editable (thererfore the objects movable).
When the user clicks on "save" I loop through the table, checking if any of the 
stored numerical X and Y co-ords are different from those of the graphical 
objects and, if they are (showing that the object has moved), setting them to 
the new position's X/Y.  I also check if an object (a
Facility) has been moved into another zone (another layer of irregular
polygons) and, if so, change the Faciliy's stored Zone.

Andrew Hare, some time back, said he'd had similar duplicate frecs created hen 
he had the Info Tool open.  When I was testing the rewriting of moved X/Y vals 
I had my Info tool open at some time(s) but I don't know if th

Re: [MI-L] Moving an object and it gets duplicated (part II)

2006-05-16 Thread Søren Breddam
Hi Terry,

"Add Column "FacMast" (Zone) From BusZoner Set To ZoneNumber Where Contains"

Add Column doesn't add a column. It is the way of saying "Where an object from 
BusZoner Contains an object from FacMast, fill in the values from the 
ZoneNumber column into the Zone column"

Try it like this:
Open Mapbasic window
Goto Menu Table->Update Column
Select the table to update in the first box (FacMast), the column(Zone) in the 
second and the table from which you get the values in the third box (BusZoner) 
and (ZoneNumber) in the fourth. Then press the button to the right - 
connect/merge (I've got a danish version of MI - so I can't tell the excact 
name)
Then select the second method to merge the tables and in the drop-down use 
"Contains"

Then watch the MB-window ;-)

Don't be nervous - you can make a rollback table if it's wrong ;-)

BTW, note the "Else" part in my suggestion. Wouldn't you like move objects back 
to the origin if the user presses 'No'? If the user presses 'No' objects are 
moved but not updated in the table. Next time, however, all columns are updated 
if the user presses 'Yes' including those that the user thought would not...

And questions 2&3: Well, it is faster. And a set coordinates in your table is 
connected to your object. If it isn't moved, an update won't harm it. And if it 
is moved, it has to be updated.
You could say that the object already knows where it is, and this piece of 
information is only displayed to you in a map. Then if you want the coordinates 
displayed then the table should always show you the right pair - also if it's 
moved.

HTH

Venligst/regards

Søren Breddam
Stevns Kommune - www.stevns.dk
Vallø-Stevns fusion: 
www.valloe-stevns.dk
* Tlf.: 5656 1891
* GSM.: 2895 3034


-Oprindelig meddelelse-
Fra: Terry McDonnell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sendt: 16. maj 2006 14:05
Til: Søren Breddam; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Emne: RE: [MI-L] Moving an object and it gets duplicated (part II)


Hi Søren 

Thanks very much for the code and advice.  To deal with a simple question first:

Close Window Message ' ??? Wasn't it Close Window Info? And why here, if you're 
suspicious - do it in the beginning...

No, I'm closing the message window cos at the top of the save loop I display a 
user message:

Print "Saving changes to position(s) of Facility(ies) ..."

and this needs to be closed after update complete.  I don't close the Info 
window because I haven't automatically opened it.  I do so manually when 
testing but this isn't a desired feature of the system.

As to why I don't do the update in the clever one-piece SQL you've provided:

1) My skill in using the MB GIS super-set of SQL isn't yet that keen that I 
would have even thought of doing it that way
2) As they say "if it ain't broke don't fix it", well the purist in me says "if 
it ain't changed don't update it".  I'd   have assumed that such a block update 
of the whole table would be asking for transaction errors to be more likely to 
creep in, the more the data changed.
3) I didn't know that doing such a global update would be quicker than doing 
such selected update(s) in the loop
4) I don't understand why your SQL adds a column Facmast.Zone when that column 
already exists

   "Add Column "FacMast" (Zone) From BusZoner"

5) I didn't know that the "contains" clause could be used without its object 
params (from Help):

   objectA  Contains  objectB   first object contains the centroid of second 
object

   whereas you have :

   "Set To ZoneNumber Where Contains" 

   It doesn't look viable to me.

6) True, it would obviate a lot of the code, but it's already written, and it 
doesn't take an appreciable length of time to run.

All the same I'm intrigued by the succinctness of the code but, because of my 
queries 5 and 6 above I'd be very chary of implementing such.  Are you sure 
it's correct and harmless?

Cheers

Terry

-Original Message-
From: Søren Breddam [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: 16 May 2006 12:31
To: Terry McDonnell
Subject: Re: [MI-L] Moving an object and it gets duplicated (part II)

Hi Terry,

It's not in your Save Sub the problem is located. However, I wonder why you do 
the update in a loop. You could increase your performance and get rid of a lot 
of code (all the loop stuff) if you just update your table: It's excactly the 
same thing that happens...

Sub SAVE_FAC_MAST
OnError Goto OOPS
 If ASK( "Save changes to position(s) of Facility(ies)?", "Yes", "No") then
Print "Saving changes to position(s) of Facility(ies) ..."
Set CoordSys Table FacMast
Update FacMast Set YCo_ord=INT( ROUND( CentroidY(Obj), 1)) , XCo_ord=INT( 
ROUND( CentroidX(Obj), 1)) 
Add Column "FacMast" (Zone) From BusZoner Set To ZoneNumber Where Contains 

Close Window Message ' ??? Wasn't it Close Window Info? And why here, if you're 
suspicious - do it in the beginning...
Set Map Layer "FacMast"  
  Selectable On  
  Editable off Label Visibility 

[MI-L] Problem with Distance Calculator...

2006-05-16 Thread Paul Donnelly
Title: Problem with Distance Calculator...






Hi everyone!

I'm having a bit of trouble with the 'Distance Calculator' tool in v8.0 and could really do with some help. I have 2 tables, Table 1 containing point objects and Table 2 containing polylines.

I'm trying to calculate the shortest distance between each object in Table 1 to the nearest polyline in Table 2. This works fine for the vast majority of objects, but for some reason some of the

objects are being assigned to polylines which are clearly not the nearest! It's only something like 1 in 20 of the objects that's doing this so it's easily corrected manually if I have a small number of objects and polylines, but the tables I'm working on at the moment contain something like 15,000 point objects - so that's quite a lot of incorrect distances being calculated!

Anyone got any idea what's going on and how I can solve this problem?


Thanks!


Paul Donnelly
Email: paul.donnelly@hyderconsulting.com





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[MI-L] RE: MapInfo v8.5 (Greg Gainey)

2006-05-16 Thread Jonathan Roberts
Has MapInfo said when this version will be released?

Jonathan

-Original Message-

Message: 1
Date: Tue, 16 May 2006 20:20:59 +1000
From: "Greg Gainey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [MI-L] MapInfo v8.5
To: 
Message-ID: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Content-Type: text/plain;   charset="us-ascii"

Hi Listers

I have been invited to a forum where the much mentioned MapInfo v8.5 will be
unveiled.

Can anyone give me a background on what new and exciting features will be
revealed?

Thanks
Greg




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[MI-L] Geocoding to Block Group

2006-05-16 Thread Akua . Soadwa

Greetings MapInfo-L Subscribers,

Can MapInfo geocode to the block group
level?

I do not have actual house addresses,
just street names
and block group information, and am
wondering if MapInfo MapMaker,
(or MiPro) can geocode to the block
group, or if an actual
address is required.

Thanks!

:) Akua



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RE: [MI-L] Geocoding to Block Group

2006-05-16 Thread Ben A Greenberg



If i understand your 
question correctly, then yes, if your data has unique block group ID's you can 
determine the block group centroids (block group geocode).
It's just a matter 
of joining your data with the block group data on the blockgroup 
ID.
This of course 
assumes you have a block group map file(which can be downloaded freely from 
ESRIs web site or directly from the government.

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  [MI-L] Geocoding to Block GroupGreetings MapInfo-L Subscribers, Can MapInfo geocode to the block group level? I do not have actual house addresses, just street 
  names and block group information, and 
  am wondering if MapInfo MapMaker, (or 
  MiPro) can geocode to the block group, or if an actual address is required. Thanks! :) 
  Akua
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[MI-L] Importing Shapefiles

2006-05-16 Thread Gary Palubicki



I am using the 
Import Shapefiles tool to bring in arcview shapes and am having 
difficulty.  When I try using the tool, it asks me to set the 
projection.(in this case it is Longitude/Latitude NAD 83).  When the shape 
is imported, it is never in the correct location.  (Always in the middle of 
nowhere!!!)  Does anyone have this problem or am I doing something 
completely wrong.  
 

Gary Palubicki
Director of GIS Operations
Terranomics Retail Services
BT Commercial NAI 
650 348-2400
www.terranomics.com
www.btcommercial.com
 
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RE: [MI-L] Importing Shapefiles

2006-05-16 Thread Spencer Simpson








You may have been told the coordinates are
Longitude/Latitude NAD83, but they might not be.  Try using the Universal
Translator to convert the shapefile to a MIF, and examine the coordinate values
appearing in the MIF.

 

Hope this helps

Spencer

 









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Shapefiles



 



I am using the Import Shapefiles tool to bring in arcview
shapes and am having difficulty.  When I try using the tool, it asks me to
set the projection.(in this case it is Longitude/Latitude NAD 83).  When
the shape is imported, it is never in the correct location.  (Always in
the middle of nowhere!!!)  Does anyone have this problem or am I doing
something completely wrong.  





 



Gary Palubicki



Director of GIS Operations





Terranomics Retail Services





BT Commercial NAI 





650 348-2400





www.terranomics.com





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RE: [MI-L] RE: MapInfo v8.5 (Greg Gainey)

2006-05-16 Thread Peter Horsbøll Møller
Mid June ... 2006 ;-) 

That is the American/English version. As always the localised versions will 
follow during the months after.

Peter Horsbøll Møller
GIS Developer, MTM
Geographical Information & IT
 
COWI A/S
Odensevej 95
DK-5260 Odense S.
Denmark
 
Tel +45 6311 4900
Direct  +45 6311 4908
Mob +45 5156 1045
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Has MapInfo said when this version will be released?

Jonathan

-Original Message-

Message: 1
Date: Tue, 16 May 2006 20:20:59 +1000
From: "Greg Gainey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [MI-L] MapInfo v8.5
To: 
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Hi Listers

I have been invited to a forum where the much mentioned MapInfo v8.5 will be 
unveiled.

Can anyone give me a background on what new and exciting features will be 
revealed?

Thanks
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[MI-L] Selectpolygon tool (Mapxtreme 6.2 & visual basic .net 2003)

2006-05-16 Thread Carlos Martin



 Good day.I'm working on visual basic 
6.2 and mapxtreme 2004. I'm currently trying to make the selectpolygon tool show 
me the info of all the points inside the polygon area.
The desktop application has several layers, one 
for each kind of locale (hotels, restaurants and so on), what I'm trying to do 
is allow the user to use a polygon to get all the available info on the locales 
that reside within the drawn polygon. Basically, an infotool that returns all 
the info of the points inside the drawn area.I've coded a new button with 
the selectpolygon and added it to the toolbar. Also, I've defined a new function 
to handle the adressof call.But now I'm kind of hazy as to how I can get the 
polygon object out of the tool, so I can run a sql query to get the info of the 
points. According to the reference guide, the selectpolygonmaptool namespace has 
a property named 'selection' which I guess would return the geometry object I 
need, but I just don't know how to access. Can you give me a few pointers on how 
I should do that? I include the button creation code for reference:Dim 
mpoint As MapInfo.Tools.IMouseToolProperties = 
MapControl1.Tools.MouseToolPropertiesDim impoint As 
MapInfo.Tools.IMapToolProperties = MapControl1.Tools.MapToolPropertiesDim 
isel As MapInfo.Tools.ISelectMapToolProperties = 
MapControl1.Tools.SelectMapToolPropertiesDim selpol As New 
MapInfo.Tools.SelectPolygonMapTool( _False, 
_MapControl1.Tools.FeatureViewer, _MapControl1.Handle.ToInt32, 
_MapControl1.Tools, _mpoint, _impoint, 
isel)MapControl1.Tools.Add("selpol", selpol)AddHandler 
MapControl1.Tools.Used, AddressOf ToolUsed2
 


  
  

  

  


  
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[MI-L] How do I make a live link view non-editable? (Julian Parker)

2006-05-16 Thread Strawbridge Nola
Julian wrote:
I have a created a number of views based on a value in a base
SpatialWare table and have made them mappable and then created a live
link to them in MapInfo Pro. These mapped views have been created for
different groups to use and I need to make them Read Only so folks
cannot edit the base data. Does anyone know of a way make a live link
table read only? I have tried changing the ReadOnly to TRUE in the TAB
file and also restricting permissions for the user to SELECT only on the
base table but neither method works.

Julian,
Try opening the .wor INI file in notepad or whatever you use, then ensure that 
the file paths for the Tabs are ReadOnly.
Save INI file. Works for us.
Cheers,
Nola

Nola Strawbridge
GIS Support Officer
City Works & Services
Cairns City Council
Tel: 4044 3219
Fax: 4044 3838
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   5. RE: Moving an object and it gets duplicated. (Terry McDonnell)


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Date: Mon, 15 May 2006 20:12:39 -0600
From: "Richard Greenwood" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [MI-L] Multiple layout windows.
To: "Robin Smith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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On 5/15/06, Robin Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> Hi,
>
> I'm sure there is a simple answer to this one.  I'm trying to create
> multiple layout windows in the same workspace.  I want to create one in
> Portrait format, one in Landscape format and have them both at the same
> scale.  However, every time I try this one frame will show the correct scale
> while the other alters.  I am using version 8.0 and have tried using
> different approaches.
>
> I have used the frame object window to alter the frame scales, using the
> change map zoom options, rather than just altering the frame size.  I'm
> confused as to why the other layout window changes after doing this, as I
> figure that the scales should remain the same, they should just show
> different extents of my datasets (they are both centred on the same feature)
>
> Any advice would be appreciated.
>
>
> Robin Smith

The scale is tied to the X axis, so when you switch between the
portrait and landscape layout, the layout's X dimension is different,
and hence the scale is different. I would suggest cloning your map
window and then putting one map window in one layout and the other in
the other layout.

Rich

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Date: Tue, 16 May 2006 08:36:30 +0200
From: Mats Elfstr?m <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Hi Robin!

You need to understand that all map frames that uses the same mapper 
window always are affected by changes to that mapper window, even if they 
are in separate layouts.
This is the way it is, and very unlike for instance Autocad where 
different layout views can show the same model space in differenr scales 
and so on.

But, since the mapper window is the object referenced in the map frame, 
you need to clone the mapper window and make one for portrait and one for 
landscape view.
In order to exercise great control of the mapper window contents, I 
suggest you make them in the same h/w ratio as their respective renderings 
in the layouts.
The scale is determined only by the zoom width, or the x axis.

Hälsning / Best regards Mats.E

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Re: [MI-L] MapInfo v8.5

2006-05-16 Thread Info at Spatial Decisions



Hi Greg
 
Take a look at the following link to where MapInfo 
give some idea of what is happening in V8.5.  There is also a link on this 
page to a video which highlights the upcoming release. The link is http://mapinfo.com/upgrade .
 
My understanding of release for the English version 
of V8.5 is that it will ship from the US in early June and be available in the 
various regions shortly thereafter.
 
As Peter said, I too saw the preview of V8.5 at 
MapWorld in Phoenix and it does appear to have some useful improvements and 
handy new stuff.
 
Hope this helps.
 
 
 
 


Regards


 






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RE: [MI-L] Importing Shapefiles

2006-05-16 Thread Scott Daugherty
I would try bringing the file in, UTM NAD83 with the correct zone for where
the shape is supposed to be.  Sounds like it is not in LAT, LON.

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Sent: Tuesday, May 16, 2006 12:54 PM
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Subject: [MI-L] Importing Shapefiles

I am using the Import Shapefiles tool to bring in arcview shapes and am
having difficulty.  When I try using the tool, it asks me to set the
projection.(in this case it is Longitude/Latitude NAD 83).  When the shape
is imported, it is never in the correct location.  (Always in the middle of
nowhere!!!)  Does anyone have this problem or am I doing something
completely wrong.  
 
Gary Palubicki
Director of GIS Operations
Terranomics Retail Services
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[MI-L] Updated Workspace Resolver

2006-05-16 Thread Stephen Chan
I have a new prototype.The engine (glorified text parser) has been revamped and hopefully works smarter. Previously it was based on assumptions, and gee was the code an ugly beast.It now resolves errors caused by editable layers when reading from a CD or read-only tables. (easy but what-the-hey)
It also "tries" to resolve column (names) that no longer exist / has been renamed. <--- Was painfull  to implement as there are so many varying factors.We shall see.Anyone here interested in the above?

Anyone have any extra feature requests?
Anyone here want to help me test it out?
Comments, Complaints, Compliments?  =)Going to be really busy in the next few months but hopefully I'll have the time to release a decent version soon.PS Thanks to all those who supported my last effort.
- Steve ChanBrisbane, Aust.
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Re: [MI-L] MapInfo v8.5

2006-05-16 Thread Jaromir Svasta
And what about new projections in v8.5 - here in Slovakia (and Czech rep.  
too) we are lng waiting for including of our most widely used Krovak  
(JTSK) projection in MI. Anyone has some good news for us?


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On Tue, 16 May 2006 13:27:25 +0200, Peter Horsbøll Møller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>  
wrote:



Hi Greg,

A few things:

- Access to MapInfo Envinsa Online services, allowing you to find  
address, geocode and create driving isocrones by using a web service  
(must be a Envinsa or MapMarker web service). This means that you don't  
need address and street data locally.

- reproject raster on the fly
- Save thematics to tables metadata and reopening table using this  
thematics

- Merging one map into another
- adding a layer from one map into a another layer with settings (zoom  
layering, labels, etc)

- storing a tables browser view as meta data
- Copying values from the Message window and Statistic window
- New Printing engine (support for large prints)
- Larger dialogs, more buttons
- more ...

Many of these things were shown at the MapWorld in Phoenix 2 weeks ago.

I really think there are some nice features in this release

Peter Horsbøll Møller
GIS Developer, MTM
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-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]  
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Greg  
Gainey

Sent: Tuesday, May 16, 2006 12:21 PM
To: mapinfo-l@lists.directionsmag.com
Subject: [MI-L] MapInfo v8.5

Hi Listers

I have been invited to a forum where the much mentioned MapInfo v8.5  
will be unveiled.


Can anyone give me a background on what new and exciting features will  
be revealed?


Thanks
Greg



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