Hi All
I am having difficulty printing a large raster image from MI. The process
works OK on a Win 98 PC but I am trying it from a Win NT Workstation. The
process seems to grab more and more of the workstation's memory and then
finally gives up and MI closes down.
When I say large the raster
Anna,
If you think of a ladder in a pair of tights they normally run lengthways
down the leg. Visualising this (steady lads) the ladder will be a long scar
in the material so think of longitude as a ladder in tights (or do I not get
out enough?)!
On the point of Port or Starboard, Port is on
I finally received the light (red, green?) when I realized that in England
you steer on the right side because you drive on the left. England indeed
has a very deep maritime past and will not budge until they realize that all
the images they got from the Viking boats were in fact mirrored images
We've got a big poster on the wall in our office which says:
Longitude = X coordinate = east / west position
Latitude = Y coordinate = north / south position
Read it at least once a week for four years and by the end you should be
able to remember which is which (most of the time)!
As for Port
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Dear List
I have some custom symbols that I would like to save in Custom
symbols directory in mapinfo so that when I want to use it as a
symbol I can. I have managed to save them as bitmap but when I try
to insert them from the folder Custom Symbols, they are not
available. The symbols I have
Jacques
Don't start down the line of England will not budge until.
this thread WILL go on forever...
John Ievers
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But just think of all the GIS work that would result if the UK did
change over! Someone would get rich ;-)
Port and starboard - I just remember it, just like left and right.
Perhaps it is due to too many hours messing around in boats as a
child...
Richard
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Listers
Has anyone downloaded this fill pattern tool and got it to work? It
downloads and installs without a glitch but when I run it it tells me I
haven't
Hello all,
I have workspaces - say workspace 1 - 150 - and would like to print them
off one after each other without manually closing each workspace down and
reopening the next in sequence. Does anybody know of some MapBasic code that
will replicate the print command for MapInfo. I do have a
Paul/John
I carefully followed your suggestions and it worked for me. Thanks
guys!
I have attached their suggestions below.
Best regards.
Jaimini
To create custom symbols make sure that your symbol is has 256k
colour depth
or less.
If it is set to 24-bit colour then the symbol will not
Bendall,A EPO wrote:
I've heard of a way to remember Port Starboard (for me).
Starboard derives from a Scandinavian word for steering board.
Most people are right-handed, so tend to steer or row on the right side
of their bodies.
Imagine yourself rowing with one paddle. Which side is it
My apologies for turning Jennifer into John!!! I was talking to one
of my colleagues and ended up writing his name. Many thanks Paul and
Jennifer.
Regards.
Jaimini
Paul/John
I carefully followed your suggestions and it worked for me. Thanks
guys!
I have attached their suggestions below.
Hi James
does anyone know of one that works?
You can try out MapCAD, which does the job ...
Description and Downlaod links on:
http://www.tydac.ch/en/workgroup.htm
Remark the following:
- the english on-line help is unfourtunately not updated yet ... we'll work on it asap
(look out for
Hello,
English version of MBBuilder 1.5, the RAD Tool for MapInfo MapBasic was
released yesterday evening. German version coming soon.
Info: http://www.microolap.com/gis/
Download: http://www.microolap.com/trials/mb.exe
Support: http://www.microolap.com/support.htm
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Best regards,
I was taught this a while back...Assuming the world is a perfect ellipse with
the longer access running north to south longitudes are all of equal length
(if you stretch them out into a straight line), while latitiudes will decrease
in length as you move away from the equator. Therefore
Its bad enough it being Monday but this thread has made me lose the will to
live.
Paul Crisp
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This might be a really easy one but i'm to say the least bamboozled!
I have translated a set of point data and brought them into MapInfo as a tab
file. When I
Hello,
This is slightly off topic - and I hope no one thinks this
is inappropriate...
Before we spend money on advertising, I'd like to know which
job sites get read most by talented MapInfo people. What
are the best places to advertise for a MapInfo expert for
our mapping service bureau office
Hey Listers,
I went back to my past workspaces and found out that the projection of the
streetname text objects layer has to be in Lat/Long in order to prevent the
text from increasing in size.
Where it is only text objects and not geographic Object, the projection
differences are not an issue.
My platitudes to all respondents, both comprehensible and otherwise.
Anna
A summary:
* Longitudes are of equal length, while latitiudes decrease in length as
you move away from the equator.
Therefore LONGitudes are LONGer than latitudes.
* With LONGitude, the lines are the same
How about the fact that with LONGitude, the lines are the same LENGTH?
And as some others, I always remember that there may be some Red Port left
in the bottle
Caroline
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| I think another rising threat to homeland defense is this
| practice of doing whatever you like with people's contact
| information without asking their permission.
There will always be somebody trying to sell you stuff you aren't interested
in.
My best solution is kill files
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To whom it may concern:
Just wondering if anyone knows of a
Latitude relates to climate ...Changes in Latitudes, Changes in
Attitudes... Also, same root as lateral.
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LATitude is fLAT, works best for me... LONGitude is long is fine once you
remember which is flat (horizontal)
I also remember horizontal is the one that is like the
Thanks to those who responded about the workspace quirk, but I believe I have found
the cause of the errors
encountered saving a workspace. A bit more research and a sleep has let me identify
the problem much more succinctly.
I am still not sure of the solution, however.
It seems that
Hi Jacques,
The most common way is done thru dot products or (quite identical) signed
area :
Here's an mb snippet that should do the job (not for 'beignes' though ;) )
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' Function CheckCCW (NNodes as integer) as logical
Hi Richard
MapCAD can do that, however it is an add on ...:
Description and Trial Version Download on:
http://www.tydac.ch/en/workgroup.htm
best regards
flavio
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Hello
Does anyone know of the existence of a
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