RE: MI-L Cosmetic Layer Questoins

ginal Message- From: Jason McMahan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, August 15, 2005 12:47 PM To: Valerie Scott Subject: RE: MI-L Cosmetic Layer Questoins HmmmI'm thinking that perhaps you didn't draw the arrows in the cosmetic layer after all? That would explain why

MI-L Cosmetic Layer Questoins

Hi All, I'm making a bunch of maps of Jackson County in Missouri. Each map has different thematics, legends, titles and text boxes. I have drawn arrows point ing to some specific locations that need to be repeated on each map. I thought after reading a little about cosmetic layers in the Help s

FW: MI-L Cosmetic Layer

ts.directionsmag.com Subject: MI-L Cosmetic Layer Group. Question about the cosmetic layer. I added about 30 points accross the US in the cosmetic layer. Can I extract the lat/longs for those points? Philip Lesnik Research Sys

RE: MI-L Cosmetic Layer

, May 09, 2005 10:25 AM To: MapInfo-L@lists.directionsmag.com Subject: MI-L Cosmetic Layer Group. Question about the cosmetic layer. I added about 30 points accross the US in the cosmetic layer. Can I extract the lat/longs for those points

MI-L Cosmetic Layer

Group. Question about the cosmetic layer. I added about 30 points accross the US in the cosmetic layer. Can I extract the lat/longs for those points? Philip Lesnik Research Systems Analyst, Market Research General Growth

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AIL PROTECTED]> 2004-12-09 16:25 Till "MapInfo List (E-mail)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Kopia Ärende MI-L Cosmetic Layer Object Order Hi all Recently I have been creating an application which treats the cosmetic layer as an editable scribble pad. When the mbx starts up, it c

MI-L Cosmetic Layer Object Order

Hi all Recently I have been creating an application which treats the cosmetic layer as an editable scribble pad. When the mbx starts up, it clears the cosmetic layer and sets it to editable. A mask is created around a mapper area, graticule components drawn and latitude & longitude values posit

Re: MI-L Cosmetic Layer

Hi Andrew Unless I have misunderstood your question then the answer is straightforward. The storage is the same regardless of OS, its the same for 98, 2000, NT, XP etc. There are two aspects of the storage - from session to session and during session. During a session MapInfo will use both R

MI-L Cosmetic Layer

OK a simple question: (although I suspect the anser will not be?) IS/WHERE IS the cosmetic layer stored in XP? Thanks Andrew ___ Andrew Newman GIS Specialist, IDG, English Nature [EMAIL PROTECTED] (01629) 816660 ___ English

RE: MI-L cosmetic layer name

C'est un message de format MIME en plusieurs parties. Thanks for all responses. -Message d'origine- De : Warren Vick, Europa Technologies Ltd. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Envoyé : 23 août, 2001 10:01 À : SophieC; 'MapInfo-L (E-mail) ' (E-mail) Objet : RE: MI-L

RE: MI-L cosmetic layer name

> Sent: 23 August 2001 14:26 > To: 'MapInfo-L (E-mail) ' (E-mail) > Subject: MI-L cosmetic layer name > > > C'est un message de format MIME en plusieurs parties. > > > Hi all! > > I would like to know when I use the : > LayerInfo(Frontwindow(),

MI-L cosmetic layer name

C'est un message de format MIME en plusieurs parties. Hi all! I would like to know when I use the : LayerInfo(Frontwindow(),0,1) to know the cosmetic layer name why it's sometimes "Cosmetic1", sometimes "Cosmetic2", sometimes "Cosmetic3"?? It's very strange... Does anyone have an idea? Best