Dear all,
When you use the open file dialog box there are a number of folders on the
left (Windows 2000 convention) is there anyway to add to this list - maybe
from the registry.
TIA
Mark Percival
ICT Client Officer(GIS)
ICT Client Team
City Development Directorate
Coventry City Council
Hello List,
after the announcement of Mapinfo migrating to the .NET architecture last
year I would like to know if someone got news about this topic.
e.g.
-release date?
-beta?
Few days before I wrote a question concerning the use of arrays. In Mapbasic
it is very annoying to have the
Hi,
Does anybody know of an idiots guide to algorithms for breaking complex
polygons into triangles ? or better still some freeware vb/vc/delphi code
that can/could do this (either from a mapinfo object passed to it or a from
a string of xy's)
I have been tryig to follow some references on
Belated SUM for previous question on linking to Access - see below...
Many thanks to all those who offered suggestions - Dan Page, John Ievers,
Caroline Hilton, and especially Russell Lawley who gave me some MapBasic
help and examples.
The suggestions fall into two camps...
1. Commercial
Russell,
RouteWare's toolbox www.routeware.co.uk will do this. It is available with
source code.
Regards
martin
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From: Lawley, Russell S [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: MapInfo-L (E-mail) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, January 31, 2003 10:43 AM
Subject: MI-L slightly
John,
There are certain folders that appear on the left i.e. Tables, Remote and
Workspaces but in the preferences there doesn't seem to be the option to add
more just specify where the directories are for the existing!
Mark
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From: John Williams [mailto:[EMAIL
Mark
I don't think there's a way of modifying the actual list. A workaround
would be to point to a folder with a number of sub folders suitably named.
Best regards
John Williams
JDW Consultant Services Ltd.
UK Tel 07050 398200
UK Fax 07050 398100
International Tel
This is just a reminder to help you manage your MapInfo-L subscription. This will be
posted automatically each week, and please feel free to respond with suggestions or
improvements.
- Bill Thoen
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I'm not quite sure were you can get it, but I think that you can alter these
shortcuts to folders using the Power Tools for WinXP (if you are using
WinXP).
These Power Tools also include Tveak UI and some other tools for Windows. I
remember there was a version for Win95 and there now also is a
I have tried to develop that concept a little further to make it more like a
standard x(i,j) type array and here is the way I have implemented it
type trow
colJ(2) as float
end type
type array
nrow as integer
rowI() as trow
end type
dim vrow as trow, arr as array
dim i,
Greetings Listers,
I'm looking for recommendations (and why -- e.g., accuracy, completeness,
cost, support, etc.) for:
+ Address Cleaning/Standardizing software/products/services
+ Geocoding software/products/services
+ Geocoding Reference Street Files specifically for
Im looking for current local
exchange carrier data for the entire U.S.
I only need the centroids, not the boundaries.
I already know that MapInfo carries the
boundaries. Please pass on any other
sources for the data, low cost or otherwise.
Thanks,
Berk Charlton
Listers,
Which is the best way to alter the font size of a text object? Using the
Alter Object statement won't alter the font size, I guess because the size
is dependent upon the zoom level of the map. But you can alter the font
size through the Text Style button, so how can you do it through
I'm don't quite get that. Why do you make a type that only holds a single
variable as an array ?? Aren't types mostly used for defining a combination
of several variables ?
And is array not a reserved word in MapBasic ???
But anyway: Would this work ?
type trow
colJ() as float
end type
Hi,
Further to Jacques email, I believe you can do it with both dimensions being
created dynamically. The following is a rework of how I handle an array
normally, so it is in the same format as Jacques. The disclaimer is that
this code is off the top of my head and I haven't actually tested
Lorraine Donaldson wrote:
To date, I have only used 2D arrays, but theoretically
it is not limited in the number of dimensions.
I think the limitation would lie with the redim statement:
redim rowI(iIndex).ColJ(iColumnCount)...
This is a fatal limitation: It won't compile.
I've
Hi all,
I have a thematic map, over this thematic map I lay a rastermap that I make
translucent. Now I want to do it the other way: Put the thematic map over
the rastermap. Then I want to make the thematic map translucent. Does
anybody know if this is possible? I have MapInfo 6.5.
Thanks in
This has worked for me, in order to make a three-dimensional array of size 3
x 100 x 100
Type TwoDArray
destZone() as Integer
end Type
Type ThreeDArray
origZone() as TwoDArray
end type
dim table() as ThreeDArray
dim i, j, numZones, numPurposes as integer
numZones = 100
numPurposes = 3
Hi there,
I' ve asked before, but does anyone know how to 'open'
with Mapinfo6.0 some data (data in the interrupted
goode homolosine projection)that I've already opened
with Arcview?What should I do now to open the maps
with Mapinfo?
Richard,
You can't make the normal fills transparent you will need to change the
fills so they are not solid and have no background.
Mark
Hi all,
I have a thematic map, over this thematic map I lay a rastermap that I make
translucent. Now I want to do it the other way: Put the thematic
I was wondering if the list had some reccommendations as to a good source of
information and support for the LINUX system especially for young newbies. My son has
recently gotten bored with the computer/video game routine and expressed an interest
in learning LINUX. WOW!!! So we purchased SuSE
Try www.lockergnome.com
John D. Haynes
Director
Geodata Consultants, Inc.
1-800-838-6661 ex.10
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
www.geodataconsult.com
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From: Tom Thomson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: MapInfo-L [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, January 31, 2003 11:42 AM
Subject: MI-L Off Topic
Tom Thomson wrote:
So, what say, is there a LINUX or SuSE LINUX e-mail list out there as good as
Mapinfo-L???
Try PLUG (Portland Linux Users Group)
https://lists.pdxlinux.org/mailman/listinfo. A very busy list
with plenty of VERY helpful wizards -- with one or two who think
they are gods
Does anyone know of a good product that can post maps to our web page?
We use MapInfo professional, AutoCad ESRI products.
Any info on making map interactive as opposed to static.
Thank you.
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For SVG Internet Mapping try Geo-Color
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There is a review for Geo-Color by Paul Amos of The Wharton School of
Business - University of Pennsylvania in the Direction Magazine
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For Macromedia Flash Format Internet
Chem Exam
At Duke University, there were four sophomores taking Organic Chemistry.
They were doing so well on all the quizzes, midterms and labs, etc.,
that each had an A so far for the semester. These four friends were so
confident that the weekend before finals, they decided to go up to the
I thought I would take a survey on how many people on the list want to
receive the off topic Friday emails that seem to be becoming more popular
for some reason.
I, for one, do not like receiving all of the jokes, chain letters, virus
emails, etc. that now plague the Internet (the latest study I
Since I didn't get any response to my query last week, I decided
to bite the bullet and write it up myself. If you need a short
description of how to convert coordinates from one coordinate
system to another and get the output as fields in your table, see
This response to you Survey is only as I see it for the MapInfo List.
The main points for not being as annoyed at jokes at MI-L than elsewhere...
1. As a general rule, the fact that it is a joke or stress relief is in the
Subject line of the email.
2. The majority of those dealing with
I second that, just label them Friday those who don't want to be bothered
can create a rule to delete anything coming from MapInfo-L with the word
Friday in the subject. Keep 'em coming, but keep 'em clean.
Ryan Morgan
Aerials Express
www.AerialsExpress.com
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From:
Hi All,
I'm mostly a listener on the list -
I don't feel I have a lot to contribute,
but I learn a great deal from listening.
I kind of like some humor from people I
can trust - So Thanks.
Thanks to for all of your technical expertise.
Dick Karman
CHESS of Oregon
I suppose we could ask a joke mailing list if it's okay to discuss GIS, or
whatever else we desire, in their group.
I read or subscribe to a number of SPECIALIZED usenet newsgroups and
mailing lists to learn about specific topics. To cut out the extraneous
stuff, even though it is all part of
Friday funnies - a welcome diversion at least for me
Email rule or filter to delete without reading - easy to apply, I'll
help walk you through it if using OE or Outlook
To those that would send a Friday Funny - As Ryan pointed out, make
certain your subject contains the word Friday
If you
Just one caution...
Last week's joke was politically based. We all know that a few things exist
that should not be included in professional, public areas... to include
politics, religion, morality, and anything else that is controversial. It
should easily follow that in our society today, it is
I like magazines with advertisement, cities with publicity, tv with adds,
MI-L with fridays funny, and sex secure! Filters up.
Juanse
temuko-Chile
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I have several apps that I use integrated mapping with. I have been
using MI 6.0 for some time but recently upgraded. Now when my apps start
they ask me to locate MAPINFO.PEN, MAPINFO.CLR, and MAPINFO.FNT. Anywone
know why or what I should do about this?
Cameron
CorrectionIt happens when I just start MapInfo as well...so I guess
it's not an IM problem. anyone seen this before?
Cameron
Cameron Crum wrote:
I have several apps that I use integrated mapping with. I have been
using MI 6.0 for some time but recently upgraded. Now when my apps
start
Hi Cameron,
Are you by any chance running it on 2K/XP ? If so, have you remebered to run the
AddUser setup once ?
Best regards/Med venlig hilsen
Lars V. Nielsen
GisPro, Denmark
http://www.gispro.dk/
http://hjem.get2net.dk/lars-online/
WGS84: 10.20'40E 55.20'20N
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Geez, lighten up! What is this, ArcView-L? We need to learn to
understand each other and laugh at ourselves just a little bit, no?
This has always been the best GIS list and Bill T. the best steward,
and I'd hate to see it change. Certainly we've learned by now what
Friday in the subject
The way I see it is:
It is consuming way too much of my time to clear all these responses. I feel that it
is no harm to have one off topic posting but all the complaining is creating exactly
what is being complained about.
So my request is that we get back on topic.
William Meixner
Since I have never used MI on a 2000 machine before, I did not know
about this. It worked! Thanks much.
Cameron
Lars V. Nielsen wrote:
Hi Cameron,
Are you by any chance running it on 2K/XP ? If so, have you remebered to run the AddUser setup once ?
Best regards/Med venlig hilsen
Lars V.
Sorry Bill and the rest of the list, i couldn't stand it.
15 minutes to end of Friday! last Round (chilean summer time)
make Wine not War, till next Friday.
Juanse
temuko-Chile
PS. Red, please!
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We put up a really interactive site based on Image Web Server and MapServer. Held up
all year without a hitch, delivering ~15 GB of images and
vector data to ~1500 farmers. The interface was an active X control as we needed to
get the interactivity, drawing etc.
BUT, If you don't need to
I use multidimensional arrays lot in the manner outlined previously, mostly to store
application configuration data that is read intially from one to many
relational tables. They seem to work well. I have also used them to store other data
structures quite a lot.
I also get the occasional
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