Thank you so much for all your suggestions! I knew someone would think of a
way to do it that I had not.
Dot Density - A lot of people suggested that, but I really dislike how small
the "large" dots are. It was hard to see since I have a large distribution.
Graduated Symbols - This was the sol
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> From: Mats Elfström [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tuesday, September 26, 2000 8:40 AM
> To: Kamel, Jennifer
> Cc: Mapinfo listan
> Subject: Re: MI duplicating records
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> "Kamel, Jennifer" wrote:
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> From: Mats Elfström [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Monday, September 25, 2000 10:38 PM
> To: Kamel, Jennifer
> Cc: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
> Subject: Re: MI duplicating records
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> "Kamel, Jennifer" wrote:
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> > Hi All!
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Hi All!
I often get spreadsheets that have two columns, one containing the zip code
and the second containing a number indicating the number of people in that
zip code.
Is there a way to duplicate the number of records a zip code has according
to the number in the second column?
Example:
I get
How do you select the inverse of your selection?
Example: I'm working with a table of counties. I want to delete the
counties not in my view. So, I select the counties in my view, but can't
figure out how to "switch" my selection to counties not in my view.
ArcView has a great tool called "Se
I have used pdf format in the past. It's good, but I did encounter some
problems that you should be aware of.
Experiment with your fonts. Some fonts become skewed (spaces between
letters, words, and lines are irregular.)
Check all labels. In addition to the font problems, some street labels
ei
Save the layout as a windows metafile and then import that picture into
PowerPoint. When saving your final document in PowerPoint, go to Options
and confirm that the "embed all fonts" option is selected. I have found the
print quality to be far superior to Adobe Acrobat or exporting as a .tif an
