Hello all
I have an strange error thats happening sometimes i have two layers one layer
containing point objects and other layer containing line objects and im inserting
lines and points this way:
Dim l as object
Dim p1 as object
Dim p2 as object
Create Line into variable l (x1,y1) (x2,y2
Hi,
I got some trouble with Workspace loaded at runtime via a MIX2004 Web Application.
The question is probably out of the scope of the list... can somebody tell me if a
dedicated list already exist ?
Regards,
Michel Van Asten
Projections SA
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Michel
Have a look at the MapInfo discussions
https://www.mapinfo.com/registration/discussions/index.jsp
There is a MapXtreme 2004 discussion section available, once you login.
It is free to register.
Jerry
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From: Michel Van Asten [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 12 A
Hello listers,
I'm importing donut(island) polygons into MapInfo. Because I want to generate a MIF
file with donut polygons, I would like to know how the converter in MapInfo decides if
a polygon is just a normal multipart polygon or if it's a polygon with holes in it.
I can't recognise anything
Thanks for the info...
Michel
-Message d'origine-
De : OSullivan. Jerry (IT Solutions) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Envoyé : jeudi 12 août 2004 11:45
À : Michel Van Asten
Cc : '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Objet : RE: MI-L MIX2004
Michel
Have a look at the MapInfo discussions
https://www.mapinfo.co
I am able to print maps and layouts to PDF using Acrobat 6 with no problems
normally.
I have a map with some symbols created using the "Mapinfo Miscellaneous"
set. This is giving me an Acrodist.exe memory not read error every time
I print.
Anyone else ever see anything like this? My operat
All you have to do is define a region with 2 regions and list them one
after the other with the number of nodes, if you export a doughnut you
will see in the MIF file the following structure:
Region 2
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-0.203947 0.730263
-0.019737 0.736842
0.217105 0.631579
0.388158 0.526316
0.763159 0.230263
If you export a two-non-overlapping-polygon region, you will get exactly the
same MIF structure. The answer to the original question is that there is no
way to find in a MIF file if a region contains a donut or not. MI does not
seem to use that concept; it is only when it builds a region for displa
There should be no problem here. Each parcel should have its own unique tax
ID. Every time the parcel itself is changed (for example a portion of it is
sold) it should get a new number and the old one retired. If that is how
you do it, then there should be a unique tax id that can serve as a "ke
G'day Jay,
Have you tired to permanently embed the MapInfo fonts within the PDF
creation process?
Not sure if this will fix, but it may help?
Regards
Greg.
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Greg Francisco
Mapping and Design Services
Dept. of Infrastructure
Hello,
I am studying my PhD in the visualisation of uncertainty in Geographical
Information Systems (GIS). I have chosen to perform internet based
surveys to assess usability and effectiveness of visualisation
techniques.
I ask for ten minutes of your time to perform a simple survey on
usability
Hi list
I don't think some of the responses to my request went to the list, and I
felt some were excellent, thanks guys. I'm posting them now for the benefit
of others who are still in the learning process...
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Hi Dan,
You do have
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