If you open the Access table using ODBC instead of DAO you will be able to edit the
table from both MapInfo and Access at the same time. ODBC even gives you some
troubleshooting for handling conflicts, when a record has been altered from both
MapInfo and Access.
Peter Horsbøll Møller
GIS
As ESRI offers access to their datasets via the web, I wonder if MapInfo may do this
too as MI Corp has lots of spatial data to offer?
Has anyone tried the ArcWeb Services BTW? I see the price is US$1,250 for 100,000
credits. Does anyone know how much data you can access for a block of
I am making a street atlas. This has been a rather tedious process. Now
I am at the step of making all the labels show up (manually changing
them so they don't overlap). This has been causing my MI 7.5 to crash
repeatedly after only moving a few labels around and switching from the
layout and map
We've had that happened to us as well. It seems to be when you go back and
forth between the layout view and map view fairly quick. We are running
Windows 2000 on a CITRIX environment. Our IT department does not think it
has to do with the graphics card. Is this a MapInfo bug?
I don't think it's necessarily the graphics card by itself, but how well
Windoze, Mapinfo and Graphics card play together, and how well Windoze handles
the hardware excelleration of the card. Switching screens back and forth (I know
that's common) creates intense screen re-draws or refreshes. And
Well, Apparently this is a common problem, which is unfortunate for those of us who
handle a lot of layout work. I have had similar problems using ArcMap.
I've had a strange problem with a graphics card and Mapinfo. I use an nvidia ti4200 in
my machine at the office. It has a desktop features
