MI-L Help to improve Grid Analysis!

Hi all. In the order to improve Grid Analysis, I decided make available source code of this program. For all who wants to become the member of the GridAnalysis programming staff and wants to help me (us) with programmig of the useful GIS functions, without fee, I'll be sending the SOURCE CODE. Al

RE: MI-L The use of GPS technology joint with palm pc

Roy, This is Stanley from Hong Kong, China. How to connect the Garmin etrex with Palm or Visor Delux ? Any handy cable we can buy from internet ? Regards. Stanley NG -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Roy Chiappini Sent: Tuesday, June 0

Re: MI-L Convert Back?

Since I cannot open the file in MI403 (Mac) I cannot export the file. I did have the forethought to try changing the version # from 450 to 300. That got me a little further, but I continued to get error statements that MI couldn't read an indexed field. I suspect I'll hit a wall with the node li

RE: MI-L Convert Back

In the past I have simply used a text editor (notepad) to edit the *.tab file and change the version number in there i.e. change the line !version 450 to !version 400 . This saves the exporting and importing. As Spencer points out this will not work if your new version has objects not allowed in

MI-L Thanks all

Hey guys, It indeed was an unresolved refrence - I remember now having that = problem before, thanks alot for all your kind words and quick = responses!! Chris Chris Gallagher, M. Sc. Head Geologist / GIS Analyst Enviro-Tech Associates Inc. (Ottawa Branch) 2446 Bank St., Suite 464 Ottawa, ON K

MI-L Poligonos con donas pequeñas !!!

Miguel, Creo que nuestro amigo Eduardo se refire a los 'Donuts' en los = pol=EDgonos.=20 Por supuesto pronunciado 'en norteamericano' :) Carlos -- PS : Efectivamente no es buena idea eliminarlas.=20 - Original Message -=20 From: Miguel Calvo=20 To: Eduardo Nu?ez

RE: MI-L mbx vs mbo

Chris, You've probably introduced an 'unresolved reference' into you MB file, for example by calling a procedure which is declared but not defined in your MB file. The MapBasic comiler realises that it can't find everything it needs in the MB file, so instead of creating a ready-to-go MBX, it cr

MI-L mbx vs mbo

Hey there guys, Here's a quick one - I am writing a Mapbasic app and have been compiling = it as an .mbx all of a sudden when I compile it the resultant file is an = .mbo!! I dont remeber which steps I have taken since the change. Thanks, Chris Chris Gallagher, M. Sc. Head Geologist / GIS Ana

RE: MI-L Convert Back?

>From past experience i think there was a change in the total number of vertices in an object between 4.1 and 4.5 I remeber one occasion where i was trying to display a very complex coastline - it worked in 4.5.2 but the more complex polygons just did not appear in 4.1 Jonathan > -Original M

Re: MI-L poligonos con donas pequeñas

Estimado amigo: Puede que pueda darte una solución pero antes tengo que saber que son "donas"en español. En catalán (uno de los idiomas que se habla en españa) son señoras, pero no creo que lo que necesites sea una solución para eliminarlas. Saludos: Miguel Calvo. Eduardo Nu?ez escribió:

Re: MI-L Convert Back?

To *use* a map you developed in MapInfo 4.5 with MapInfo pre-4.5, it must not use any of the features for tables introduced after the version you want to use. The biggest feature introduced in MapInfo 4.5 was point-sized line widths, as opposed to pixel-sized. MapInfo also added a few more proj

MI-L Convert Back?

Is there a way, if you don't have MI 4.5 or higher, to convert a map that is in 4.5 format so that version 4.0 can use the map? I have a few DCW maps that are in 4.5. When I try to open them in MI 4.0 (Mac), I get an error message that 4.0 can't read them because they are in 4.5 format. I'd lik

MI-L ANN -MapInfo User Group Meeting - London UK

Hello, The next meeting to be held in London on the 11th July 2001 at:- Sadler Well's Theatre Lilian Baylis Theatre, Rosebery Avenue, London, EC1R 4TN At our next meeting we have various seminars presented by users and = resellers, a review of MapInfo v6.5 and a thematic mapping workshop, =

Vedr.: RE: MI-L Applying a coordinate system

Hi Ian and Timothy, To be placed correctly the map data needs to have both correct coordinates and correct coordinate system. I would bet that your data has the correct coordinates, but a dummy projection (NonEarth) generated by the translation. This falls in line with Timothy's observations abo