I have a table of points whose projection is set
as UTM. When I update my columns with centroidx and centroidy functions, i get
the values in lat/long. Why is it like that? How do I populate my fields my UTM
values.
However, if I run SET COORDSYS command in mapbasic window and
set it to UTM
Hi,
I was very interested in references to this product in the responses to
the PDF question. I checked out the Avenza site and could find no
reference to it. Just a lot of MAPulisher Stuff. Any pointers to where
I can find out about it would be appreciated
Regards,
Martyn Shedd
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>I am looking for a (preferably free; if not, cheap) translator
>converting .bmp images to .gif in batch mode. The conversion
You could try NConvert which comes with Xnview. It's not
referenced in the GUI, but if you look in the Xnview directory it's
there. Type nconvert.exe -help for a list
What is Oracle Spatial?
The product provides an integrated set of functions and procedures that
enable spatial data to be stored, accessed, and analyzed quickly and
efficiently in Oracle8i. This means that spatial and attribute data can
now be managed in one physical database, thereby reducing pr
I believe the most recent issue of GeoInfoSystems Sept 1999 - "Framework
Data Survey Preliminary" on page 26 / Fig 13 you'll find a "map" for
Spatial Distribution of Popular GIS Systems Nationwide - County
Government. Yes, it does show that ESRI has a number or county governments
but you as I are
Dear Listers,
We are going to print several thousand copies of a 38x50 inch map created
with MapInfo.
I would greatly appreciate any information on preparing the layout for
offset printing. Something that
allows the printer to create the magenta, yellow, cyan and black
separations.
It looks li
Did you find this?
Dan
Dan MunsonVice President of Sales
& MarketingCDS Business Mapping800-746-7797Mapping for the Next
Millennium
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Second posting:
I am looking for a (preferably free; if not, cheap) translator converting
.bmp images to .gif in batch mode. The conversion is to be launched from
within a MB application with a command of the type:
run program ".exe c:\bmp_img\*.bmp c:\gif_img\*.gif"
Any advice appreciate
Second posting:
I am looking for a (preferably free; if not, cheap) translator converting
.bmp images to .gif in batch mode. The conversion is to be launched from
within a MB application with a command of the type:
run program ".exe c:\bmp_img\*.bmp c:\gif_img\*.gif"
Any advice appreciate
Another Oldie, but goodie:
Taken from real resumes and cover letters and
printed in the July 21, 1997 issue of Fortune Magazine
1. I demand a salary commiserate with my extensive experience.
2. I have lurnt Word Perfect 6.0 computor and spreadsheet progroms.
3. Received a plague for Salespers
Dear Mapinfo Listers:
(1) Has anyone opened a workspace under Map Basic control? That is,
without using the common dialog.
(2) Also for thematic mapping. Has anyone by-passed The 3 step dialog
sequence that Mapinfo imposes?
We are working with Mapinfo Pro 5.0 (desktop) and Access '97 and are
The other day I believe we saw an offer over this list (Oh those darned
spanners!) of a new tool that allows MapInfo to access SDE on a read and
write basis. I saw this info on SDEBasic go by this AM and was
wondering if would be useful? It might be cheaper that SDE and
Spatialware. I am not ce
Hello everyone,
I have some attributes tables with the records in this
fashion:
Poly_id Code
Definition Value
1 xyz
xyz xyz
1 xyz
xyz
xyz
2 xyz
xyz xyz
2
In light of all the Spam and reaction to the Spam hitting our list, I
thought you listers might find the following interesting:
http://www.thisistrue.com/spam.html
It's an intelligent responses to the ever increasing problem. I'd send the
text of the page, but it is quite involved and lengthy.
Distiller is a utility that comes with Acrobat that converts postscript
files to PDFs. Very useful.
Bill Landis...
Information Management Director, Global Mapping Services
CB Richard Ellis
P 602 735 5233 F 602 735 5655
-Original Message-
From: Tony She
I've been geocoding along with my MI for the Mac, when all of a sudden,
it just won't geocode or create points anymore. (I'm sure its operator
error.) While I have only 139 points and have to redo it, has anyone
seen anything like this before. I've run Norton Utilities, Norton
AntiVirus, no
Andy:
That's one of the better ones! Had me laughing out loud!
Another I like that I read in an insurance magazine: Guy was explaining
how he had come to run over a little old lady who had stepped out from
behind a car, " and when I asked her why she had stepped out so suddenly,
she conceede
Change your Sub as follows,
This will solve the problem
Sub Query1
fetch first from TableB
do while not eot(TableB)
Dim a as object
a = TableB.obj
Select * from TableA where obj contains TableA.obj into Results
fetch next from tableB
Loop
Delete from Results
End Sub
Hope this helps
MrSID creates a 24 bit image. When MI prints a raster it is "reduced" to an
8 bit image. MI management is aware of this problem.
Tony
Suffolk County PD
Long Island, New York, USA
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> Sent: Thursday, September 23, 19
Actually, I prefer System C.
Set the Unsubscribing Kit in front of your computer. Find the ring labeled,
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shaped kit with a loud "PING".
In three seconds you will be unsubscribed.
John D. Haynes
Geodata Consultants
1-8
I know its a bit parochial, but In UK Local Government Circles, the
desktop mapping breakdown around last year was:
MapInfo 21%
ArcView (ESRI) 19%
Someone else 12%
...and then the rest...
I'm sure MI will give you some figures, but regardless, I suggest
that if ESRI are claiming 90% of most ma
Hello everyone,
If anyone wants a copy of a new freeware
application called Table Info v1.0 (i know, not very original but it's
late at night here!) it's available for download from our web site. This
application allows you to obtain information about tables opened within MapInfo.
It displ
September 24 in history:
* 1979 - CompuServe began operation as
1st computer information service
#1:
Kids Will Be Kids . . .
A six-year-old comes crying to his mother
because his little sister pulled his hair.
"Don't be angry," the mother says, "Your little
sister doesn't realize
Some old ones, but some I hadn't seen
before
Take heart, anyone among you who believes you
are technologicallychallenged, you "ain't seen nuthin'" yet.
This is an excerpt from a WallStreet Journal article:1. Compaq
is considering changing the command "Press Any Key" to "PressReturn Key"
Hello list,
I am trying to create a MapBasic application that converts text files to points and
automatically displays different point files on a map. This works fine but I would
like the final display to be automatically set so that it zooms in on the smallest
area possible that contains fou
When I talk with ESRI users they seem so confident that ESRI has 90% of the
market.
Does anyone have good numbers for just what the breakdowns are for market
share in the US and abroad?
I'm sure the market share differs in different markets, as well -- business
applications versus environmental
ap
I read somewhere that mapinfo does not display true color, but that you
could go in the registry and turn it back on. (I think it was MRSid
document). Kinda sketchy answer, but it's all I got.
Mike Lepage, B.Sc.
Senior RF Engineer
Wireless Professional Services
Lucent Technologies
314-891-2130
How many times have we seen some nitwit write to an entire email list:
>UNSUBSCRIBE ME PLEASE ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
even though each post to the list has clear unsub instructions! Well, this
is what they should be doing (with acknowledgements to the unknown author)
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I've used printing into pdf for quite some time now - and can only recommend
it. However you have to select 600 dpi as your default resolution - it looks
publication quality. Use only proper paper for your deskjet/plotter - it does
make a difference. The resulting output looks much better from Ac
Hello everyone. I'm relatively new to the list, so I hope I'm not recycling
a joke you've all seen. This one was one of my favorites, purported to be
an actual letter from the Smithsonian Institute... but you know how urban
legends are...
Paleoanthropology Division
Smithsonian Institute
207 P
Hi,
I've downloaded files and wish to use them in MI. The data is in
ArcInfo's E00 format and I was told these could be easily imported
into MI.
I'm not sure how to go about this. I would be grateful if someone
could let me know of the correct procedure to import such data into
MapInfo.
Tha
Jason,
>... but that's not ideal for routine maintenance. ...
Oh yes it is !
Please forgive my pushiness, but I simply needed to post this mail to show
that MapInfo Pro has a lot of (overlooked) potential.
What you need to do is wrap the routine up as a workspace (a macro), and
just run it o
Old but unmissable...> >This is an
accident report which was printed in the newsletter of the> >British
equivalent of the Workers' Compensation Board. This is the>
>bricklayer's report . . . a true story.> >> >>
>Dear Sir,> >> >I am writing in response to your request
for additional informa
Dear Tech Support,
Last year I upgraded from Girlfriend 7.0 to Wife 1.0 and noticed that the new
program began unexpected child processing that took up a lot of space and
valuable resources. No mention of this phenomenon was included
in the product brochure. In addition, Wife 1.0 installs itself
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