RE: [MI-L] Raster Image

2006-08-30 Thread Peter Horsbøll Møller
Title: Raster Image



Bill,

You can do this with MapInfo 8.5 thru the Save Window As. 

This function has been improved to also save a georeferenced tab file 
with the raster image.

Peter Horsbøll Møller GIS Developer, MTM Geographical 
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Image

Listers 
Does anyone know of a device which can be used inside 
MapInfo to cut a piece out of a raster image while retaining its geographic 
attributes ?
Bill 
Williams GIS 
Specialist, Statistics  Mapping Section Parliamentary Library Department of Parliamentary 
Services Parliament 
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RE: [MI-L] Raster Image

2006-08-30 Thread Driver, Greg 9434
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For 
those who don't have MI V8.5 there is a tool that will do this - http://www.directionsmag.com/files/index.php/view/679

HTH
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  05:48To: mapinfo-l@lists.directionsmag.comSubject: 
  [MI-L] Raster Image
  Listers 
  Does anyone know of a device which can be used 
  inside MapInfo to cut a piece out of a raster image while retaining its 
  geographic attributes ?
  Bill 
  Williams GIS 
  Specialist, Statistics  Mapping Section Parliamentary Library 
  Department of Parliamentary 
  Services Parliament 
  House PO Box 
  6000 CANBERRA ACT 
  2600 Telephone 
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RE: MI-L Raster Image (Turn Off) or disable

2005-10-17 Thread OSullivan. Jerry \(IT Solutions\)
Philip

This should work for you:

Include MapBasic.Def
declare sub main

sub main
Dim i as integer
Dim i_lay_type  as integer
Dim map_win_id as integer
Dim cmd as string

map_win_id = FrontWindow()

if WindowInfo(map_win_id, WIN_INFO_TYPE) = WIN_MAPPER   then
For i = 1 to MapperInfo(map_win_id,MAPPER_INFO_LAYERS)
i_lay_type =  LayerInfo(map_win_id , i, LAYER_INFO_TYPE)
If  i_lay_type = LAYER_INFO_TYPE_IMAGE  Then 
cmd = set map Layer  + i +  Display Off
run command cmd
 End If 
Next
else
note Not a Map Window
end if

end sub

Kind Regards 
Jerry O'Sullivan

Jerry O'Sullivan
GIS Consultant
ESBI Computing Ltd
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From: Lesnik, Phillip S [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: 17 October 2005 15:46
To: MAPINFO Discusion Group
Subject: MI-L Raster Image (Turn Off) or disable


Group.
 
I have around 900 raster images in a workspace.  Anybody have ideas or code to 
disable or turn off all raster images in a workspace with a simple click.  
Ideas?
 
thanks
 
 
 
Philip Lesnik

Research Systems Analyst

Market Research Dept.

General Growth Properties

www.generalgrowth.com http://www.generalgrowth.com/ 

NYSE:  GGP

110 N. Wacker Drive

Chicago, IL  60606

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RE: MI-L Raster Image Display Style

2003-09-15 Thread CRISP, Paul -Syntegra UK
David

I think you'll probably have to look at the TAB file - when you adjust image
styles new tags get written to it. EG switching an image to grayscale might
write these tags in - 

  RasterStyle 3 1
  RasterStyle 7 0


HTH

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Sent: 15 September 2003 11:24
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Subject: MI-L Raster Image Display Style


Listers,

I'm writing a short sub routine in MB7.0 to toggle the display of some
raster mapping between the 'Original Image' style (colour) and 'Greyscale'.
Does anyone know how to report the current display style because I don't
want to try and alter a greyscale image to a greyscale image? TableInfo( )
will tell me whether the table is a raster or not and LayerInfo( ) gets me
some of the way but neither give me a solution.

Any pointers? 

Thank you, David



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Re: MI-L Raster Image

2003-03-05 Thread Christian Singer
At 09:20 05.03.2003 -0700, you wrote:
Listers:
I have a mapinfo table that is a raster image in a certain projection.  The
table was generated by another application.  I do not have the original
raster image.
As you know, raster images dictate the projection of your map.  How can I
change the raster image table so that it is consistent with the other layers
on my map?
I have just recently developed a tool for the transformation of raster 
images, which might be helpful for you. Any MapInfo earth coordinate 
system can be used. However, the original projection must be known, the 
image must be correctly registered and georeferenced in a MapInfo TAB file 
and the file must be in (or must be converted to) the BMP file format.

More information can be found at www.icsinger.de/projpix_e.htm .

Regards,
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Re: MI-L raster image

2001-02-22 Thread Kazuhiko Yamashita
Hi Marco,

Copy ORIGINAL.TAB and paste it as SECONDARY.TAB.
Edit a line of SECONDARY.TAB with a text editor.
"ORIGINAL.TIF" - "SECONDARY.TIF"

Please be sure that all TIF files have the same size/pixel.

I made more than 100 TAB files for raster files with this method recently.

Regards,
Hiko

 I've some raster images (.tif) I want to open in MapInfo Pro 6.0.
 Every filename.tif has a corrispective filename.tfw (or something =
 like this) that (I suppose) brings the coordinates for the registering =
 of the raster image.
 How can I use these file to import the raster images without registering =
 again?

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RE: MI-L raster image

2001-02-22 Thread Justusson Christer

Hi Marco!

You can try twf2tab.mbx or tfwread.mbx at directionsmag.com. They converts
ESRI TFW files to MapInfo TAB.
If you open the tab and tfw files in a texteditor you see that ArcView and
MapInfo register raster files in different fashion. 

Regards Christer

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HI all.

I've some raster images (.tif) I want to open in MapInfo Pro 6.0.
Every filename.tif has a corrispective filename.tfw (or something =
like this) that (I suppose) brings the coordinates for the registering =
of the raster image.
How can I use these file to import the raster images without registering =
again?

Thanks,=20
Marco Motta
Italy



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