MI-L Using CallingAreaInfo output in TargetPro

All, Is there anyone out there who is familiar with using CallingAreaInfo (CAI) and MapInfo? Basically, here is my situation: 1) I have a large polygon file created by CAI which is exchanges covered by NPA/NXXs. 2) I want to use these exchanges to do an analysis in TargetPro. 3) I am unsure ho

MI-L Mapping on XID / ID

Listers, I have output from calling area info that contains columns called XID and ID. Is there a way to map based on either of those two columns? I have duplicate exchange coverage, and have eliminated duplicates based on XID...now I would like to visually map the remainder. Thanks! Jonathan

MI-L Comparisons

List, I am trying to do a match on two table using the SQL select. My problem comes when I need to combine two terms for a match from four different columns. For example: matching Table 1: City = Raleigh State = NC Variable = X against Table 2: City = Raleigh S

MI-L Polygons

Listers, I have a nation-wide set of exchange maps that I created in Calling Area Info. I wish to import these maps into TargetPro to do a population coverage analysis. I am new to this, so I am having a bit of trouble figuring out how to begin. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks! Jonathan

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All, I received many responses on this, with variations on the below! I found the Ocean file (in front of me, had I looked) and used it. Thanks for all the help! Jonathan Watson -Original Message- From: rkarpovich [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Tuesday, October 09, 2001 12:44 PM To: j

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List, I have on my mapper the standard US map included from Namerca. Is there any way to change the background to blue to represent the ocean, rather than just white / default? Thanks, Jonathan Watson ___ List hosting

MI-L TargetPro

Listers, I am trying to use TargetPro in combination with MapInfo and CallingAreaInfo to create a population coverage map. I keep getting coverage estimates that sum to far more people than exist in the United States! I am fairly sure that I am getting overlapping coverage area. Is there any

MI-L Mapping

List, Does anyone know of a way to match up a list of NPANXXs to the LATA's they belong to? I am using an SQL select statement and combining data from CallingAreaInfo and ExchangeInfo Plus right now, but I keep getting multiple LATAs for several NPANXXs. I am selecting using where WireCenter cod

RE: MI-L Munsell colour codes and RGB

Russell, Go to the Munsell page at www.munsell.com and click on the free software section. They have a program that converts Munsell into both RGB and CYMK. (And more...) I was a Geology minor in college. The last time I used a Munsell chart, I was eating the soil to test for consistency. I neve

RE: MI-L A Mapping Puzzle for Savants

Bill, Perhaps the easiest way would be to map using circles and a world map. Find the map scale, use a compass, and draw circles of the radius in miles indicated on the map. Do that for all the cities, and you'll figure out that the point is wherever all the circles intersect. Jonathan Watson

MI-L CAI Database Problem

Listers, I am trying to formulate an Access query to do the following to a CallingAreaInfo database. Take this structure that looks like this: 201295 23 201295 45 202546 77 202546 85 202546 23 202645 15 And change it using a query to one that summarizes like this: 201295 23 45 202546 77 85 23

MI-L City Plotting

      Listers,       Does anyone have an idea as to how to directly plot cities as points on a Mapinfo map. For instance, I would like to plot Pittsburg, PA, Washington,D.C., and San Francisco, CA on a map as points. Is there a way to do this?       Thanks!   Jonathan Watson S

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Oops! I got it to work! Please ignore the last message! Thanks, Christy! -Original Message- From: creid [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Monday, October 09, 2000 11:49 AM To: Watson, Jonathan A. Cc: creid; MapInfo-L Subject: Re: At 10:35 AM 10/09/2000 , you wrote: > >

MI-L RE:

List, That seems to have combined the objects into one object, but not to have removed all the interior boundaries. These objects are all in the same file. --Jonathan -Original Message- From: creid [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Monday, Oc

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Listers, I am making an NPANXX coverage area, and I now have oddly shaped, multiple-section polygons on the map. Is there any way short of drawing lines around the edges of these objects to actually outline them? Thanks, Jonathan Wat