Thanks Peter,
I was missing the ID 17 as you rightly suggested.
PS
Spooky - If you re-read my original email I misspelled it with id, I
guess I must've subconsciously already known the answer :-)
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Listers,
I am in urgent need of demographic data and related boundaries for the
following Eastern European countries:
Turkey
Czech Republic
Hungary
Poland
I need breakdown of population by age, working population, household info,
income info (if available), and any other information that
Colin,
I would bet a good start for the data is GfK at www.gfk.de (there is also an English
language version of the site).
If you can change formats, DCW has all you need, if the file is from later than 1992.
Can you send an asnwer to the list of the answers you gt?
Thank you.
Dr. Frank
Colin,
I would bet a good start for the data is GfK at www.gfk.de (there is also an English
language version of the site).
If you can change formats, DCW has all you need, if the file is from later than 1992.
Can you send an asnwer to the list of the answers you gt?
Thank you.
Dr. Frank
John,
The problem seems to be that geosets don't support label properties on a
feature by feature basis - they only support basic table level label
properties - and then only for the 'default' attribute.
You can do a search on 'labels' at the MapX discussion forum (reached from
Listers,
Thanks for all the help, here is a summary of the sites offered to me. I
would like to thank everyone individually, but the response was
overwhelming. so if you sent me info, then thanks for your help!
I found a demographic site which has tons of info:
This must surely be simple?
I've tried truncate table scot_area in the MapBasic window, but MI didn't
understand truncate.
Cheers - Andrew
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Hi,
I have a map window containing several large contour layers and I am finding
that the grabber tool is intermittently not working with this map.
For example if I zoom in on a particular part of the map and then select the
grabber tool it may not work. If I then change the zoom and try
Turn of Snap, this will do the trick
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Before I get six million answers, thanks to Milo van der Linden and Scott
McVicar who correctly suggested that if you turn snap mode off the grabber
will work OK.
Richard
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To home it may concern:
Just a quick question that hopefully someone can answer. I have recently
completed an outer join to find all records that are not in
my job is to maintain a casastral base using MapInfo.
in the context of a wage/job comparison, i received the following comments
from a human resources consultant and would appreciate feedback:
1) MapInfo is described in the GIS world as a low end program compared to
other GIS programs e.g. ARc
I have a table of State boundaries and I have created a 10 mile buffer
around the whole U.S. boundary. What I am trying to do is extend the State
boundaries out to the buffer. The problem is I convert the State file to
polylines and extend two new lines from the state boundary to the buffer and
I am currently designing a global network of shipping routes. I am finding
that when I try to draw the shortest part between two ports, using a
straight line, the 2D view does not account for the curvature of the earth.
This is resulting in incorrect distances. Is there any way that I can
Jakob,
I went into this, but didn't dare to go into DDE. The solution I use might
seem a bit strange, but I send almost every command to MapInfo via Visual
Basic via the object.do . The only code I compile as an MBX is the menu
structure! ha ha!
The other way around, I found a dll which lets me
GIS Clerk
We also have to put up with GIS Snobbery.!!!
In the UK we have hundreds of users using MapInfo
for engineering, layout and legal mapping.
Is the HR Consultant comparing MapInfo with CAD or GIS.?
All software has more functions than you ever need.
Match the requirements of the
Greeting All,
I am looking for Puerto Rico data, does anyone know of a reasonably-priced (or
free)
data source?
Thank in Advance,
Kathi
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We are moving dangerously close to the old adage To ASSUME makes an 'ASS
out of U and ME.
Assumption 1:
MapInfo is described in the GIS world as a low end
Certainly this consultant has very limited knowledge of the GIS World.
Having started my GIS career with High End software and after four years
took a job where MI is the shop standard. After being deprogrammed from the
retoric and marketing of the ESRI cult it became apparent that the myth of
I've always thought it ironic that ESRI software has a reputation for being
so complex and advanced, because that reputation is primarily due to the
fact that ESRI products have always been clunky, user-unfriendly and
bug-ridden.
There is a significant experience/time barrier to entering the
At 08:18 AM 6/15/2001 -0700, you wrote:
my job is to maintain a casastral base using MapInfo.
in the context of a wage/job comparison, i received the following comments
from a human resources consultant and would appreciate feedback:
As others have mentioned, it should depend more on your skill
I think I understand your question. Try extending each states boundry to the
ten-mile buffer by autotracing (using the polygon tool) the one boundry for
a given state then jump across to digitize the buffer, closing the polygon
at your state boundry where you started. Convert the state boundry to
On page 222 (page 232 in Adobe PDF) of the ver 6.5 Users Guide it says
about the Distance parameter in the TIN thematic map creation:
The Distance value controls the output. For non-zero distance values,
only edges or triangles contained within a sphere centered at mesh
vertices are output. This
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