Hi Tim,
As fas as I know, Seamless tables reference tabs as rectangles. It's
then very easy to create a Seamless table "by hand". I have used unix
shell to do that, but you can use other tools, especialy if you have
only Windows (like Msys/Mingw to have unix shell and utilities, or perl,
which
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Hi Tim,
As fas as I know, Seamless tables reference tabs as rectangles
- i.e. create mid/mif from the seamless tab.
Thanks very much for your help.
Tim
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, 2006 11:21 AM
To: Michel Wurtz
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That worked perfectly!
Thanks Michel!
I should be able to create a tool now to automatically generate the mid/mif
files. Now I know how to construct the seamless layer, I
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Tim Smith
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To: Peter Horsbøll Møller; Michel Wurtz
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Subject: RE: [MI-L] Seamless layers and spatial filter/index [HOW-TO - Long]
Ah, yes!
Now I can export as mid/mif.
I'm h
