Here is the URL to the start page for the Win32 API one the Microsoft MSDN
site. You can find all the documentation here. However, as Matt points out,
you may be able to find more descriptive articles elsewhere. If you're
REALLY serious about learning to program the Win32 API, check out the book
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Christof,
I believe that the functionality you are looking for resides in the MS XML
3.0 library. I've recently written a VB toolset that when you pass it a URL
that returns a properly formatted XML document, it will parse out the name
value pairs contained in it amongst other things. I relied he
they were taken over by Google (and by extension Yahoo), I haven't had much
luck getting there by that route.
Jim K
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From: Bill Thoen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, November 27, 2001 12:49 PM
To: James Koennicke
Cc: MapInfo List (E-mail)
Subject: Re: F
You can always go right to the source. Point your news reader to
msnews.microsoft.com. There you will find many VB news groups broken down by
sub topic (ADO, DAO, ODBC, Installing, General, etc.) This is a valuable
resource for ALL things Microsoft and is the first place that should be
checked bef
Dan,
I had a bugger of a time with 'Internal Error 34623' on an integrated
mapping project I did with VB and MapInfo. The reason this error is
generated is because a window handle is not being passed correctly or in my
case, in a timely fashion, inside MapInfo. What I had to do was to write a
pie
If you're looking for an MS Access List Server, your best bet is the
newsgroups hosted by Microsoft. Point your newsreader to
msnews.microsoft.com and you can access news groups for just about all
things MS including MS Access. You only download the messages that have
interest to you so it is a be
Dave, I can't point you to a specific resource to help in your
investigation, but I can give you some wisdom I acquired over time.
1) You cannot buy a server that is future proof. It is already obsolete by
the time that it arrives at your door. What you can do is delay the
inevitable (see below).
I have an ArcView shapefile that I need to translate into a MapInfo tab.
Unfortunately, it is in the default ArcView Geographic projection. Does
anyone know how this projection relates to the existing MapInfo projections
or do I have to create a custom projection to account for this?
James F. Koe
I have two AutoCAD R14 .DWG files that I need to translate to MapInfo Tab
files. However, when using the Universal Translator, the process bombs out
for both files with the following error:
FME_GEN_DEST_GROUP_NAME_PREFIX statement must be of the form
'FME_GEN_DEST_GROUP_NAME_PREFIX '
Program Ter
Another possibility is to use an API call in the VB program to always keep
the VB window as the top most window. Will force the user to respond to the
VB program before allowing the user back into MapInfo/MapBasic.
James F. Koennicke
Consultant
Vista Information Technologies, Inc.
2195 Fox Mill R
Good afternoon all,
I am being sent several GeoMedia Warehouses that I need to ultimately get
into an Oracle 8.1.6 Spatial database. Does anyone know of a tool to
translate these into a) Oracle or b) something native to MapInfo?
James F. Koennicke
Consultant
Vista Information Technologies, Inc.
Alejandro,
Oracle 8i does not have anything to do with the symbols
used for display, it only stores the geometry of an object. The tool that you
use for display purposes (MI PRO, MapXtreme, etc.) determines the the symbols
used. You could however, store the symbol to be used as an attribut
Dennis,
The
USER_SDO_GEOM_METADATA table is a funky little thing. In addition to this view
being created for all Spatial Users when Oracle Spatial is installed, there have
been changes between 8.1.5 and 8.1.6. Here are the steps for migrating
SDO_GEOM_METADATA from Oracle 8.1.5 to Oracle
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