Im sure this is a pretty elementary question
none-the-less.
When I try to convert an Arc Export E00 file using
the MI Universal Translater Tool (MI ver 7.8). I get a blank
screen. I check at the display within range to make sure
the data is not filtered nothing there.
I look at the
Ericson, Tim wrote:
When I try to convert an Arc Export – E00 file using the MI Universal
Translater Tool (MI ver 7.8). I get a blank screen. I check at the
“display within range” to make sure the data is not filtered – nothing
there.
I look at the Display options for that file in MI… no
Hi everyone,
I am wanting to download some files that are in .e00 format. Does
anyone know how to get this into a format that MapInfo can read?
Thanks,
Christine
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Subject: MI-L .e00 format
Hi everyone,
I am wanting to download some files that are in .e00 format. Does
anyone know how to get this into a format that MapInfo can read?
Thanks,
Christine
Hi Christine,
Use Universal Translater found under the Tools menu. If you don't know the
projection, you can usually open the .e00 file in a text editor, and then
search for Proj. Projection parameters should be nearby.
Dan
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Daniel P. Laux
Geologist
South Branch
Thanks to everyone that responded so quickly! I tried the Universal
Translator a while ago and it didn't work, but maybe it's the projection
that I need to play around with. I let you know if I have any more
problems. Thanks again
Christine
Gerald Shapiro a écrit :
I am trying to import the US National Park Service boundaries, which are
in an e00 file. The Universal Translator with v 7.5 hangs. ArcLink
(v3.2.3) reports that it found a record type, MTD 3, that is unknown to
it. Looking at the file, it appears to be some XML after
I am trying to
import the US National Park Service boundaries, which are in an e00 file. The
Universal Translator with v 7.5 hangs. ArcLink (v3.2.3) reports that it found a
record type, MTD 3, that is unknown to it. Looking at the file, it appears to be
some XML after the MTD.
Any ideas
In converting some Arc/INFO E00 data to MapInfo, I've noticed that there
are always two ID columns. If the coverage is called CITY95, for example,
then these columns are labeled CITY95_ and CITY95_ID and they always
appear after the AREA and PERIMETER columns. The first one appears to
contain
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To: MapInfo-L
Subject: MI-L E00 Conversion - What are the dual ID Columns All About?
In converting
Richard Ashton a écrit :
Hi,
Upon translating an E00 polygon file to MI format in MI 6.5, I received
an error as follows:
Looks like your e00 file is corrupted (or better, truncated : it halts
while reading an attribute table). Look at your e00 file (with any
editor : it's a text file). It
Hi,
Upon translating an E00 polygon file to MI format in MI 6.5, I received
an error as follows:
ArcLink Version 3.2.3 Arc/Info - MapInfo Message File
Started 1-23-2004 11:36:13
using export file c:\jobs\sls fma\north
To: MapInfo-L
Subject: MI-L E00 Conversion
Seasons Greetings to all
I am just going through a ARCINFO data set with E00 exchange files.
When using the Universal Translator E00 to tab conversion
I get a failed message
The last lines in the Mutlog are as shown
STATUS: Scanning 'ARC' record number 7400
I have not been too attentive to the subject because I though that I would
be able to "avoid" it, but it caught up with me. I apologize if the answer
is somewhere in the archives.
I downloaded a E00 file from GPW (Gridded population of the World) and tried
to import it using ArcLink. This is
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