MI-L Gauss-Kruger 106° meridian?

Hello all I was asked about the Gauss-Kruger 106° meridian. I am situated in the Mekong Delta in Vietnam, and it seems that most older maps are made in this system. What is the MI name for Gauss-Kruger 106° meridian? What is the approx. difference between Gauss-Kruger 106° meridian and

RE: MI-L Help Updating Columns

Thanks Melissa I ran the query and there was one record that did not contain an obj, so once that record was removed the code worked fine. I think I may have to monitor how this function goes and place something like the Where clause suggested by Soren into the code to capture any bad records

MI-L GPS software to predict satellite positions

Dear All, We are doing some street surveys using gps. Depending on the time, there will be, at a given location (X,Y), different numbers of GPS satellites that can be seen by our gps. The more satellites we can see the better the data quality is. Satellite are using almanac. I am looking

RE: MI-L GPS software to predict satellite positions

Hanzan Trimble has a program called quick plan in their pathfinder office. It appears to be a free download on their web site. http://www.trimble.com/planningsoftware.html Regards, Scott Daugherty -Original Message- From: Hassan Tazi [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, March 30,

MI-L utility to download coordinate in GPS

From a laptop with Mapinfo on it, I want to click on the maps in Mapinfo, download the coordinate in the GPS and the GPS will tell me go in that direction for x numbers of milles Eventually that could be made for a hand held device but not a priority. Gilbert Haché Solutions Consortech

RE: MI-L More MS Access questions....

Thanks Leith, Your suggestion of using the ODBC connection has solved my problem of updating the map w/o the use of 'create points', making the whole process a lot less painful; thanks for that! Also a big thanks to all others who offered suggestions on linking directly to forms; it seems as if

MI-L MapMarker 'Invalid input parameter'

Hello, I am getting geocoding failures. When I re-geocode in Interactive mode, these records produce the message, 'Address was not matched, Invalid input parameter was given to the geoengine.' I can't see any problem with the addresses (they have complete Street, City, State and ZIP fields). In

RE: MI-L sorting tables - Don't Get Defensive, Please

Hi Robert, I too have found no explicit way of getting the thematic info layer and its symbology. There is, however, an implicit way of doing it(and many other things). In a way, you do a save without the save. All you have to do is use the WindowInfo(FrontWindow(),Win_Info_CloneWindow) command

FW: MI-L sorting tables - Don't Get Defensive, Please

Sorry, That command noted below should be WindowInfo(FrontWindow(),Win_Info_Workspace). -Original Message- From: Nabors, Steve Sent: Tuesday, March 30, 2004 12:29 PM To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' Subject: RE: MI-L sorting tables - Don't Get Defensive, Please Hi Robert, I too have found no

MI-L Hotlink to interior Map window

Hello all: is it possible to hotlink to another map window in the same workspace file? what I want to is click on a coarse point location in the provincial boundary level, then the hotlink will lead me to another city boundary level map, if possible, I would prefer to the accurate site location

MI-L Reset Printer with Mapbasic?

From time to time we have a situation when we print and certain features don't show up on the final output. If we send the print to a different printer or open the workspace on a different computer and print to the original printer we can sometimes get a complete print. It is almost like a cached

MI-L sum records against their columns

Hello all... I've got a very tricky question and I am not sure if its possible. I have a table with about 50 records and each records have about 12 columns worth of information. I just added one extra column called grand total. Now, I like to sum the column for the each records and put the new

Re: MI-L utility to download coordinate in GPS

On 30 Mar 2004 at 9:24, Gilbert Haché [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: From a laptop with Mapinfo on it, I want to click on the maps in Mapinfo, download the coordinate in the GPS and the GPS will tell me go in that direction for x numbers of milles This should be possible - there are 2 ways I have

Re: MI-L sum records against their columns

I just did this with 40 columns of data and 9000 records. Couldn't figure out how to do it in MapInfo, so exported the .dbf, loaded into Excel and used the Summation function to get the row totals. Then exported back into a second .dbf and imported into MapInfo. Gary Clifton

MI-L PopUp Menus

Hi all, I am beginning to learn MapBasic and am completely stumped. I am trying to create a program that allows me to assign standared geographies (block groups, census tracts, etc) to a point location. I have the routine completed so I know what I want it to do but I don't know how to use

MI-L Long Sections

Any advice on how-to or tools out there for generating Cad-type long sections for say a pipe network? Thanks Warwick - List hosting provided by Directions Magazine | www.directionsmag.com | To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL