Hi Karl,
I'm not sure why it happens but you can fix it by typing the following in the
mapbasic window:
Set Window 1008 Position(1,1)
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Sue.
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Hi Laith,
We have a free program called "Contour to DXF Plus" that translates a MapInfo
table to a DXF file with a z value (which is stored in a column).
To get a free copy, download it from http://www.spatialplus.com/products.htm
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Sue.
Hi Ben,
We have a free program called "Search Plus" that can do a search and replace
on workspace files for an entire directory.
To get a free copy, download it from http://www.spatialplus.com/products.htm
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Sue.
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Hi Laith,
There are number of ways to select the rivers and creeks. Here are a few:
Select * From Where Name Like "% RIVER" Or Name Like "% CREEK"
(Using a wildcard %)
Select * From Where Instr(1,Name," RIVER")0 Or Instr(1,Name," CREEK")0
(Looking at the position of "RIVER" or
Hi Mansour,
Because it isn't a standard MapInfo toolbar, the "Save as default" won't work.
What you'll need to do is insert the word "Fixed" into your "Create Buttonpad"
command. Eg
Create ButtonPad "Utility" As
PushButton
HelpMsg "Choose this button to display Selected objects"
Hi Steven,
We have a tabular list of all the MapBasic commands with a brief description
of each that can be used in a SQL statement.
Go to http://www.spatialplus.com/infobase.htm
and click on the last SQL question.
Hope this helps.
Regards
Sue
Hi Jon,
I don't know of any MBX out there that can do what you require but if you have
MapBasic the following code shows how to get the pixel and map coordinates for
a mapper.
Type Rectangle
Left As Integer
Top as Integer
Right as Integer
Bottom as Integer
End Type
Declare Function
Hi Fran,
Sounds like there's a zoom range set for the image layer.
The zoom range for raster images is automatically set when they are added to
a mapper so if you're zoomed out a long way on a high resolution image it will
not be drawn. You can turn off the zoom layering by going to the layer
Hi Markus,
You could do it via a subquery so the SQL would look something like this:
Select * From relation1 where NOT obj Within Any (Select obj From relation2)
However this SQL can get slow if you are dealing with large tables (I think
it does the subquery for every record in relation1).
A
Hi Chad,
If you have a heap of tab files to edit you could download our free utility
called Search Plus that can do a bulk search replace on all the tab files
in a directory.
To download a free copy of Search Plus go to http://www.spatialplus.com/products.htm
Regards,
Sue.
Hi Ctlu,
Use the following command to do a view entire layer:
Set Map Window {WindowID} Zoom Entire Layer {LayerNo}
where {WindowID} is the Window ID of the mapper
{LayerNo} is the layer number (1=topmost layer}
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Sue.
Hi Tim,
One way to get rid of your duplicate points would be to do a SQL with a "group
by" and re-generate the points through the "Create Points" command.
1. Do the following SQL statement:
Select {Tag},Format$(CentroidX(obj),"#.") "X",
Format$(CentroidY(obj),"#.")"Y"
From
Hi Peter,
One way to do your query would be using the following SQL example:
I'm assuming the following naming conventions (so just replace them for your
situation):
A Management Unit and a Land Use Table called Manage and Land with a column
in each called Name (ie the description of the
Hi Fraser,
We liked your idea so much we've put it in the latest version of Link Plus (Version
1.7.4). Link Plus now asks you whether you want to load the linked table, workspace
or MapBasic application into your current MapInfo session.
Download the latest free version from our website at
Mark,
You can disable the X on a buttonpad by using the following mapbasic command:
Set Window ButtonPadInfo("{Pad Name}",6) SysMenuClose Off
The other way of issuing the "Alter Menu Item.." when a user closes a buttonpad,
would be difficult as the WinCloseHandler command doesn't work on
Ian,
You could probably fix it by editing the workspace through a text editor such
as notepad. Near the top of the workspace will be an "Open Table " statement
that opens the elusive phantom table. Take this entire line out and save the
file.
With a bit of luck you should be able to read
Bill,
You can clear the custom labels for a particular layer by typing the following
in the mapbasic window :
Set Map Layer {x} Label Default
where {x} is the layer number (1=the top most layer)
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Sue.
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Roger,
The most common command that is new to version 5.5 which is sometimes put in
the workspace is the printer settings. This command is usually a few lines up
from the bottom of the file and starts with "Set Window FrontWindow() ...".
If you take this line out as well as editing the version
Alistair,
You can use the Update Column command to join two columns together. In your
case, first create an extra column through Table|Maintanence which is at least
as big as the two columns you want to join together plus one. Now use the "Update
Column" command to update the new column with an
Mariano,
Instead of putting the "Set Style Symbol ..." statement in the mapinfo.wor workspace,
put it in the startup.wor under your MapInfo directory. If you don't have a
startup.wor there, just create one.
Regards,
Sue.
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this helps.
Regards,
Sue Port.
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Hello all
Is there any way to Take object text and make that objects have an
attribute
ie
I have 3 text objects with no attribute information
1A
2A
3A
I would like text object 1A to have the attribute 1A
THUS
OBJECTAT
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