Hi
Matt,
I had
a similar problema couple years ago, and it turn out to be the printer
driver. The IT people changed the server and names of the printers we had. Our
old workspaces stopped working because they were looking for the drivers in the
wrong server address...
I
suggest you to
Hi Peter,
It sounds like you have a State Plane coordinate system in your hands. Check to
see which ones are available for the area you are working with. I'll bet
MapInfo has one already defined for you.
Good luck!
Milton
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Hello,
We just upgraded MapInfo 6.0 to version 8.0 on a XP computer. The new MapInfo
8.0 refuses to open ANY Access files that we could open before. It gives the
following error message:
The Microsoft Jet Engine is not available for error information
It can not also save a regular
Cinda,
This is what we use around here:
Teale Center Albers, 9, 62, 7, -120, 0, 34, 40.5, 0, -400
Cheers,
Milton Fonseca
Research Analyst I (GIS)
Mineral Resources and
Mineral Hazards Mapping Program
California Geological Survey
California Department of Conservation
Phone: (916) 323-8192
Michael,
You can try to bring a MapInfo object directly into PowerPoint by going to:
Insert menuObject;
in the pop up window (insert object) click on Create new radio button,
choose MapInfo map from the Object type list.
Click ok and you should be able to open MapInfo tab files from inside
Here it is:
A Brief Biography of Chadsworth Gore
Tipper Gore, an amateur genealogical researcher, discovered that her
husband's great-great uncle, Chadsworth Gore, a fellow lacking in
character, was hanged for horse stealing and train robbery in Tennessee in
1889. The only known photograph of
Hi Neal,
Maybe I missed something, but I have a feeling that what you want is to be
able to open and use the JPW directly in MI. The quickest way I know is to
use a tool called TabWorld. I think you can find it at the Greenwood
Mapping, Inc. Web Site: http://www.greenwoodmap.com/.
Happy new year
Wade,
Maybe you should take a look at http://www.w3schools.com/sql/. It is not
MapInfo specific, but it should help you with SQL grammar a little bit. Hope
this helps.
Happy Hollidays everyone!!
Milton Fonseca
Research Analyst I
Mineral Resources and
Mineral Hazards Mapping Program
California
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I think you can do what you want using a Distiller PDFMARK job file.
I use these job
Ken,
MapInfo Pro has a tool that does what you want. Just go to Tools menuTool
Manager and load DMSCNVRT.MBX.
It should do the trick.
Milton Fonseca
Research Analyst I
Mineral Resources and
Mineral Hazards Mapping Program
California Geological Survey
California Department of Conservation
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Ken,
If you use the layout window to assemble the map, you can put the bitmaps
on top of the geology without having to register them. Just use the Frame
tool
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Hi Iain,
I think your problem is that the map window is set to have scroll bars in
it. If you go to MapOptions check the autoscroll and uncheck the Scroll
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Hi Marc,
It may not be as elegant of a solution you might expect, but what I've done
in similar situation was to set all labels as I wanted them in the right
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