MI-L Table update column with Centroid(x) Centroid(y) problem

Greetings List, I have a table whos native coordinate system is MGA Zone 55 (GDA 94) (Australian grid). I am trying to update some columns to contain the CentroidX(obj) CentroidY (obj) values of the point objects in this table. The update command works but is returning the values as

RE: MI-L Table update column with Centroid(x) Centroid(y) problem

As you are using MI 7.0 why not use the new ability to set a default session projection that allways will be used when handling coordinates (eg. Updating columns etc.). You can set this projection thru Settings Preferences Map. Or you can as allways tell MapInfo which projection to use thru the

RE: MI-L MI-L: looking for bank locations in the UK

Erin, You might want to check out the data provided by PointX http://www.pointx.co.uk/, which includes banks and ATM's. HTH Greg -Original Message- From: Erin Rubio [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Wednesday, January 29, 2003 22:19 To: MapInfo-L (E-mail) Subject: MI-L MI-L:

MI-L Looking for routing/Drive time software for MapInfo

I've used RouteView http://www.routeviewpro.com/ In the past, probably a couple of releases age. Found it pretty good, and I think should do all the jobs specified, although like all routing apps it requires quite a bit of tweaking to set up your road network. Cheers, Stephen From: on

MI-L ARRAYS ?

Dear List, I am looking for a way to store Coordinates in an array to calculate crossing points. I know Mapbasic is only able to build up one dimensional Arrays limited to the depth of ~32000. Does anybody have an idea what alternatives I have? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Regards.

RE: MI-L The Dreaded ProportionOverlap() Function

I have been told but had no chance to prove it that the order in which the tables are given in the statement can also have an influence. The advice was to put the smaller one first. Jacques Paris -Original Message- From: Robert Crossley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: January 30, 2003

MI-L Dutch MapInfo e-mail list - message in Dutch

Dit is een aankondiging voor de nieuwe Nederlandse MapInfo maillist. Deze lijst is bestemd voor alle MapInfo gebruikers binnen het Nederlandse taalgebied. Ook vragen en onderwerpen die bijvoorbeeld MapX, MapXtreme, MapInfo Discovery aangaan worden hier geplaatst. Wij nodigen iedereen uit met

RE: MI-L ARRAYS ?

I encountered a similar situation. The way that I overcame it was to declare a variable type, and then to create an array of that type. For Example: 'Declare Type Type Coord X1 As Float Y1 As Float X2 As Float Y2 As

RE: MI-L Mapinfo Admin Configuration

Joe: When we had this problem it was due to the fact the other user(not mapinfo) could not see the mapinfo_mapcatalog table. Perhaps you have something else going on? The two approaches solved our problem. Thomas J. Whitehouse Information Technology Lead Database Design Engineer Qwest

MI-L Dutch MapInfo e-mail list - message in Dutch

Dit is een aankondiging voor de nieuwe Nederlandse MapInfo discussie lijst. Deze lijst is bestemd voor alle MapInfo gebruikers binnen het Nederlandse taalgebied. Ook vragen en onderwerpen die bijvoorbeeld MapX, MapXtreme, MapInfo Discovery aangaan worden hier geplaatst. Wij nodigen iedereen uit

Re: MI-L Off Topic: Hanging Chad Joke

if you get it, forward it here... thanks - Original Message - From: tim rood [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Lista MapInfo Ingles [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, January 29, 2003 2:29 PM Subject: MI-L Off Topic: Hanging Chad Joke Hi, I too quickly deleted the Hanging Chad Gore joke from

RE: MI-L Off Topic: Hanging Chad Joke

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RE: MI-L Off Topic: Hanging Chad Joke

Here it is: A Brief Biography of Chadsworth Gore Tipper Gore, an amateur genealogical researcher, discovered that her husband's great-great uncle, Chadsworth Gore, a fellow lacking in character, was hanged for horse stealing and train robbery in Tennessee in 1889. The only known photograph of

RE: MI-L Off Topic: Hanging Chad Joke

Enough! please... -Original Message- From: Evan MacDougall [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Thursday, January 30, 2003 10:54 AM To: Marc Plato; tim rood; Lista MapInfo Ingles Subject: RE: MI-L Off Topic: Hanging Chad Joke A Brief Biography of Chadsworth Gore Tipper Gore, an amateur

RE: MI-L Off Topic: Hanging Chad Joke

please don't reply all with these jokes... please only send them to the requestor. thank you! -Original Message- From: Fonseca, Milton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Thursday, January 30, 2003 10:54 AM To: 'Marc Plato'; tim rood; Lista MapInfo Ingles Subject: RE: MI-L Off Topic:

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RE: MI-L Off Topic: Hanging Chad Joke

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RE: MI-L Off Topic: Hanging Chad Joke

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RE: MI-L MI_L

I've seen that one when two people are trying to edit the same table at the same time. Sometimes in 6.0 (at least) it does that when two people were editing the same table in seperate sessions...even if they weren't editing it at the same exact time. One of them would have to close MapInfo so

RE: MI-L MI_L

In addition to my earlier comments, it could also be that your table is write-protected. Double check that ALL of the associated files with your table are not set to 'read only.' Cheers, Ryan -Original Message- From: Mustafa VZGET]N [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Wednesday, January

MI-L Printers

Hello all We are looking at purchasing the new HP 1700 - If you own this printer what is your opinion. Interesting to know if people have a preference when it comes to printing, HP, Epson, Canon etc. What do you think? Is there any really good printer comparison documents out there? Thanks

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Re: MI-L MI: Outer Join in MapInfo v7

The only way I know how to do an outer join is by using the table update column. The table to update being the left side of the join, and the right side the table to get the data from. Make suer you make the column to update add a temporary column. All records from the left side will be

MI-L Polyline duplication

Hello listers, I am looking for a tool that can do the following: - duplicate a polyline, - offset it (parallel to the original line) by a user-specified distance, and then - adjust the segment lengths of this new polyline such that the distance between the new and old polylines remains

MI-L Do you have 'Serge Dumoulin' email adress???

Hi there, I am looking for this guy. Can you please let me know his email address if you happen to know him. Serge Dumoulin [EMAIL PROTECTED] I tried to sent email to this address but to no avail. Thank you for any sort of help... Cheers, James

Re: MI-L MI: Outer Join in MapInfo v7

The MapInfo Manual describes how to do outer joins via a 2 step process ; 1. Run your normal Join query then save this query as a new table using Save Copy As 2. Open the table and select all records from table B that are not in the new table. Append this query to the new table. Something like

Re: MI-L Integrated Mapping

Cameron, A VB Project needs to be an ActiveX project when it supports incoming COM calls. Your normal VB project using Integrated Mapping does not have to be ActiveX because you are making COM calls to MapInfo. As soon as you use callbacks, however, MapInfo is calling your application via COM.