Use a dialog box with pust buttons
of no. of Workspaces you want to open and
with each button, assign workspace of that
area.
You can put menu or toolbutton to open the
dialog box.
If you want I can send you a doc file containing
the concept. (I am using the same way)
Actually I needed to go one step further
the trick is in opening the original map windows off-
screen
then combining them after they are open
pay attention to the position coordinates in the
test2.wor and test3.wor (5000,5000)
The main workspace that references the other workspaces:
create a workspace referencing your other worspaces
!Workspace
!Version 400
!Charset WindowsLatin1
Set Window MapBasic
Position (0.125,5.28125) Units "in"
Width 10. Units "in" Height 1.375 Units "in"
Open Window MapBasic
Run Application "C:\My Documents\test2.WOR"
Run Application "C:\My
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
create a workspace referencing your other workspaces
Not quite right, the asker wanted several workspaces pulled into one
map.
If workspace one and two each opens a map, you will still get two mapper
windows.
Here is a task for MapBasic, I think:
Create a tool that
