Title: MapInfo still locks up after re-install
I am trying to find the pixel position and
geographic position of a raster table’s control points. Is there a way of
doing this without opening the tab file as a text file and parsing it myself?
Alternatively, is there a function which
will
Hello,
I'm trying to
move a centroid for a region object. I found this issue raised in previous
posts but there was no resolution.
I'm using the
following code from the mapbasic help:
Alter Object
RegionObj Geography OBJ_GEO_CENTROID, NewCentroidObj
Where:
My RegionObj is a
region o
Dear all Please find a solution to my problem I am having an excel file containing longitude & latitude values which are updated automatically from GPS. I wanted this convert this file to a TAB format inorder to view it in mapbasic window. My query is, does any mapbasic program is
I’m trying to import TOPO maps (MRSid format) into MapInfo.
The sources FAQs say that
the projection is “Decimal Degrees” – I’m not sure what
that is telling me – relative to the projection Options in MI…
The metadata mentions UTM Zone 13 (NAD 27)
When I use that projection
Thanks Francois,
Works perfect. Your English is perfect
too.
I see now I was manipulating the object but not applying
the change back to the table.
Thank You!
From: CABRIEL Francois
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, March 09, 2006 11:53
AMTo: Nabors, SteveSubject: RE: [MI-L]
Thanks to:
Roy Chiappini for recommending CHIPS for Windows (free utility):
http://www.geogr.ku.dk/chips/
Sebastian Hudson also recommended Global Mapper:
http://www.globalmapper.com/
Ihab Hawater recommended Grid Translator Pro. Free 4 day eval:
http://www.geomaticssystems.com/Products/GTPMapI
Decimal Degrees would imply that your map was
'unprojected' or rather in the plate carree projection. MapInfo would call this
Lat/Long and maybe WGS84.
However, it is very unlikely anyone would have ever
published a map in this form, so I suspect that Transverse Mercator is more like
it. I
Hello Tim,
The X an Y coordinates you included
appear to be valid values for a UTM system.
Those particular coordinates converted to
WGS84 Lat/Long would fall on:
N 35.364771°, W 105.450965°
Or about 25 miles southeast of Santa
Fe, New Mexico (that is, assuming those values
are meters). T
Title: AUTO SAVE
Hi all have noticed in v 8.0 that there appears to be an autosave command set when drawing polylies etc. Does anyone know if this is a setting that you can disable? I can't seem to see it in OPTIONS / PREFERENCES ... I know I used t
Hi There
I have some GIS data for the Guangxi province in
China which are non earth projection but with real coordinate numbers (eg
36,652,810E 2,562,760N). Does anyone know what projection this might be
and if it is in the Mapinfo list of projections. If not where can I get a
definition.
Title: GIS STRATEGIC PLAN
Hi all,
One of the tasks I have set myself is to develop a GIS STRATEGIC PLAN for our council . where are we now? ... where are we heading? where / how does GIS fit in relation to our organisation / external auth
Urban Mapping, a New York-based GIS consulting firm, is looking for
contractors to help with ongoing projects. You must have strong skills as a
GIS analyst using MapInfo or Manifold-- ESRI skills aren't useful for this
project. The work involves researching data at the community level,
contactin
Title: SQL QUERY
Hi all,
can someone help me with the following .. I am having a memory blank I have a float column containing a certain value .. what I want to do is subtract the mean of the tot
Hi Erin
there is one more option: FME (www.safe.com).
Mit freundlichem Gruss / Best Regards
Flavio Hendry
TYDAC NEWS http://www.tydac.ch/german/index.php?menu=News_actual
Hi Peter
- add the new column as float
- run table / update column and specifiy "colxx-771.49"
Mit freundlichem Gruss / Best Regards
Flavio Hendry
TYDAC NEWS http://www.tydac.ch/german/index.php?menu=News_actual
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Title: AUTO SAVE
Peter,
As far as I remember AutoSave is a MapBasic tool. So maybe you should
check you Tool menu for such a tool.
I can't remember seing that MapInfo has added this as a built in
functionality
Peter Horsbøll Møller GIS Developer, MTM Geographical
Information & IT COWI A/S
Hi Manoj,
If the excel file always contains the same number of GPS coordinates in the
same cells in the spreadsheet, you can use MapInfo to create the header once
and for all. Just open the XLS file and MapInfo will guide you through the
process. You can also add point objects based on the coordi
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