Steve:
You wrote:
I came across something interesting today: You apparently cannot select
lines in a region using the Region Select tool. This is probably because
lines do not appear to have a centroid (they do not show up when you set
"Show Centroids" on in Layer Control). Seems like all geogr
You are likely running Vertical Mapper at the same time as trying to set a
projection via the UT, and the dialog disappears. This is a Northwood
Geoscience bug with Vert. mapper. Read on for details.
If Vertical Mapper version 2.1 from Northwood Geoscience was recently upgraded
or downloaded
You wrote:
We upgraded this morning to Access 2000 and found that MapInfo cannot create
a new table in Access 2000 using the 'create table' command. I'm still
running version 5.0. Does anyone know if v5.5 can create tables in Access
2000?
If not, then this note serves as a warning to fellow
You can define your coordinate systems such as this to use all these pre-defined
units.
"--- Non-Earth ---"
"Non-Earth (inches)", 0, 2
"Non-Earth (feet)", 0, 3
"Non-Earth (yards)", 0, 4
"Non-Earth (miles)", 0, 0
"Non-Earth (millimeters)", 0, 5
"Non-Earth (centimeters)", 0, 6
"Non-Earth (meters)
It's either a long file name issue across your network, or you can't write to
these files from your machine as you do not have permission to do so (probably
write permission as you've already installed it). Copy the themetemplate.lst
file to your local machine in a thmtmplt folder under MI Pro
If you have a Map Window open with a vector map of the same area as the raster
image, you can then use Table>Raster>Select Control Point from Map. When you
select a point off the vector map which corresponds to same location in raster
image, the control point dialog should pop up with that coor
