Greetings, List.
Season's greeting to you all.
Does anyone know of an interface between MapInfo and Business
Objects?
(I checked the Archives. There was one identical, unanswered
query from January 99. Maybe something has changed since then?)
TIA to all responders.
Best regards,
Alex
Listers
Can somebody please help.
I need to know the projection parameters for the 1:500,000 geological mapsheet series
over Brazil. I believe it is the Lambert Conformal Conic Projection, but unsure of
the standard parallels to use.
Any help would be appreciated
Many Thanks and Happy
Hello all,
Happy Christmas and New Year 2000 to you all from INDIA.
I was even more happy to know that Iam in the first shift
(morning 6:00 to 2:00pm) on 31st Dec for Y2K!!.
I have faced a major problem opening up MI 5.5
in Oracle Express Analyzer. When I try to Insert
the MapInfo map object
Hi,
I'm sorry if I'm not writing to the right place but I discovered a link to
this site on MapInfo's web site. Please ignore this mail if I'm in error. I
was hoping that you may be able to help me with a problem I'm having with
MapInfo. I've searched MapInfo's KB for a solution to no avail. I'm
Hi Scott,
If you are using MapBasic 4.5 or a later version there is a new function,
that does the trick.
Syntax:
CreateText( window_id , x , y , text , angle , anchor , offset )
This function creates text from a centerpoint and you can then set
different values to control
the placement of
Folks,
In response to recent discussions about the need for SDTS to MIF (or TAB)
translation, I have decided to write a free sdts2mif translator. I am not
normally a Mapinfo user, and so have a limited knowledge of Mapinfo, mostly
garnered in the past from work on mif and TAB translators. As
It costs way more than it should (close to a thousand) but is quiet good,
once you have a few quirks figured out (for example, "promote topology"
actually keeps it the same and "maintain topology" changes lines to surfaces,
etc.). Can't compare it to Arcview, since I have no experience on that.
Dear listers:
Does anybody know how to translate .e00 files into something MapInfo can
read?
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JCH GeoInfo
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Season's Greetings, List.
Here in Israel the use of WGS 84, Zone 36 Northern Hemisphere,
is pretty common. Digitized maps (from paper maps) show a high
level of accuracy compared to ground surveying data in this
projection. However, GPS (differential) readings are off by a few
dozen meters.
What are
some of the different ways of displaying bi-directional
polyline attribute information? I would like to display,
for example traffic volume data in both directions.on a centerline
road network made up of polylines eachwith its own ID
number. This ID number corresponds to a
I have a question about graphic packages. So far we have been able to do all of
our printing directly from MapInfo to our HP Deskjet 1120c. However we are also
becoming interested in producing quality output maps and images for printing on
larger then 11x17 format. After downloading the AdobePS
I work for Empower Geographics, a MapInfo VAR outside Chicago.
We put together a small program called Workspace Manager.
You can download it free off our website; empowergeo.com.
It has some nuances, but we are always open to suggestions, revisions,
upgrades, etc.
Here the basics from the
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
Hi,
From my tests so far with fairly large datasets it works very well and VERY
quickly. We compile geological maps by digitizing, cleaning, polygonizing
and attributing. Pro Geometry Manager builds a 7000 polygon geological map
from the linework in a couple of minutes on my PII-266 with 128MB
Scott,
This is out of my "scale" of expertise, but by any chance
could this sheet be cut on the IMW (International Map of
the World) format? If it is, it's not a Lambert but a
Lallemond Polyconic - infinite number of standard
parallels.
The math is in Snyder's USGS Bible.
Merry Christmas!
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