The best way:
1.) Download trial version of MapX
2.) Log into disscusion group (very useful)
2.) Try and study sample codes
There is DeveloperGuide (pdf) where you can see basic principles.
Most often are examples here for VB or C but I yhink it is not so big problem
to understand them and rewri
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Hello listers...
I am wondering as to whether any of you may =
have experienced this problem.
I have a map that contains boundary information and saved in NON-EART
Hi,
I'm developing an application by Delphi that require integrate mapping. I
don't know much about the way to integrate MapInfo or MapX into Delphi
application.
Could you tell me the best way to integrate all mapping features into Delphi
application (using DDE/OLE with MapInfo or using MapX).
I have used visio and found it a bit clumsy - typical microsoft - move one object and
it assumes that you want all the relationship lines moved as well. The
templates looked as though they were designed by a 17 year old geek as well. Still
its database entity extraction tools were good.
I us
Anitra,
As you may know already, MapInfo Professional 6.5 is Microsoft Windows 2000
Logo certified. At the time of ship of MapInfo Professional 6.5, Windows XP
was not ready for release therefore, we could not support it. For the
upcoming release of MapInfo Professional 7.0 (slated for the summer
Hi Folks;
I've stalled on trying to figure this one out and need some help.
I have a large database containing elevation steps (polygons) in 1000'
increments and want to change these to contours (lines). Simply converting
the polygons to lines won't work because I then end up with overlapping
co
I observed a difference between MapInfo and ArcView when importing ADRG raster
files.
I used the Nimamuse Raster Importer 2.1 software to read a CD which has 1:50 000
ADRG coverage and saved an area from that coverage to MapInfo Tab/TIF file
format. The file is automatically saved as Lat/Long (n
Hi
I haven't come across your problem, as I keep all our field types standard.
But I think it may be the same problem MI has supporting some types of
fields from MS Access.
The following is an extract from the MI 6 help file. This is most likely
true for SQL Server.
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Hi list,
I have a question that may appear to be stupid, but
please bear with me. Firstly, Integrated Mapping with
MapInfo...can it be used on the internet? I would like
to put a map on the internet showing the location of
road works schemes, but I would like the user to be
able to pan and zoom i
It might be worth having a look at Edward R Tufte's books for
inspiration.
From: Juan S. Barros J. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I am wondering if there is any tool, propably graphycal, that will allow
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me to draw the model. Much in the chemical/biochemical 3d model, I am on
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the idea of a
Another being ArgoUML. http://argouml.tigris.org
M Gould
At 15:49 08/01/2002 -0300, Marcello Martino wrote:
>Yes. One of them is Rational Rose.
>
>Best Regards,
>Marcello.
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>Marcello Martino
>Project Manager
>EDINFOR
Yes. One of them is Rational Rose.
Best Regards,
Marcello.
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Project Manager
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Standard tools for this job are:
Microsoft Visio (top end edition with database capability)
ER/Win Now owned by Computer Associates, I think; used to
be Platinum Software
Rational Suite www.rational.com
I've used the first two. I'm currently using Visio because
I am theorizing, some ones might say dreaming, others designing, an =
application for servicing the different need of a medium, typical, =
rural, chilean municipality (local government).
The entity-relation-variables model is getting a bit huge and =
unmanageable. Around 200 - 500 - 12000 of ea
Sometimes applications running Windows 95/98 break with this type of
exception, whereas NT or 2000 (and presumably XP) can handle it and keep
going. If you're using 95 or 98 it might be worth trying the same thing with
NT.
A Floating-point exception basically means that a number you are trying to
Hey Listers,
I am trying to split a region to a series of plines and I get this error =
in MI 6.5 "Floating-point exception - Invalid.", and the program =
terminates. Any ideas would be appreciated.
Thanks
LGS
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A site mentioned before on this list - which has some lovely freeware TT
fonts - is http://www.dingbatpages.com. Theres an area on there called
'florals' -
HTH
Paul Crisp
Syntegra
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After each mail on the subject, the problem gets larger.
Open MI, open a table with projection TP in a new mapper; let us assume that
TP is not a lon/lat but a real projection. (My example, UTM Quebec modified)
The mapper will have automatically the projection TP
Change view; X center
Dear Readers,
I'm hoping someone has something to help my client. He needs fonts to show
a variety of tree types. The ones that are in the various fonts in MapInfo
Pro aren't sufficient for his needs as he needs more variety and would like
a little bit nicer looking ones. Custom symbols would
At 09:40 AM 1/8/02 +, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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This one has a typo and is thereby off by almost 0.02%, which will wreak
havoc with the algorithm. Use 3.14 159 265 358 979 324 or compute 4*ArcTan(1).
Thanks for the code.
Hi Andreas
you might try out MapPLOT, however it's a commercial add-on, but pretty powerful ...
see:
Englisch: http://www.tydac.ch/en/downloads.htm
German: http://www.tydac.ch/gr/downloads.htm
best regards
Flavio
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Jacques Paris wrote:
> In Map | Map options check the "preserve current scale". Bottom left
Yes I checked that, but it only affects the map window, while the map
in the layout frame still resizes (and changes its print scale), when
changing the dimension of the box.
Andreas
Richard Dibley wrote:
> The way you do this is to set the scale of the map window so that the
> contents of your layout frame is displayed at the scale you want.
Thanks for your immediate help. It works now.
Andreas
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Hi!
I wanted to print some maps on different paper sizes with a correct
scale, but while editing the layouts I encountered the problem, that I
don't know, where I can fix the print scale (f.e. 1:5000).
Though I can set the zoom scale in the map window to 1:5000, but when
scaling the frame box in
Hi Steve
See at the bottom a comparision I sent out a while ago, in addition following comments:
>MapXtreme
>--Most expensive of the three
>--Probably the most scalable and high-performance of the three
Price: This is not the case anymore. MapXtremes' price is now lower then ArcIMS (at
least o
Hi Khurram
The algorithm for lat/long to linear can be found on the Ordnance Survey
website (www.ordsvy.gov.uk) It is in a pdf called "A Guide To British
Coordinate Systems" - and theres a spreadsheet that implements the
algorithm. Its OSGB but the algorithm is universal. You can replace the
fals
Hi List.
I'm using a mbx called Cutpline.mbx devloped by Jaques Paris i think.
I get the message "This Pline contains more than one segment."Explode" it
first"
I understand why and what this means, but how ?
is it another mbx that make this possible ?
TIA
Kjartan Greiff Selnes
Bravida Geomati
Thanks for the help.
Two same suggestions: Transform the lines in points and move forward.
It makes sense but I was considering also the best way to represent the
elevation scenario.
Question:
Which elevation final file is more accurate or more representative, the
one derived from regularly s
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