A COX [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, April 22, 2002 2:31 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: SUM: MI-L E-Mailing MapInfo based tables to ESRI people.
WOW Lots of responses.
Most of whom agreed that using Universal Translator to change the table to a
Shape file, with information abou
WOW Lots of responses.
Most of whom agreed that using Universal Translator to change the table to a Shape
file, with information about the projection used. It would generate .SHP, .SHX, .DBF
from each of your tab file
Another option was:
Export the file to mif/mid format, and send that to h
Alicia
If you are using MI 6.0 or later, I would suggest that you convert the
Mapinfo table to a Esri Shapefile using the Universal Translator before
shipping it to the Esri people. You wouldn't want to confuse them by
sending a Tab file! :-)
John Ottini
GIS Mapping Program
City of Orlando-Pub
I am trying to email a table (that I created by drawing polygons) that is presently in
MapInfo to someone who is "ESRI_BASED" (?) how is the best method to get this to him,
I do not know how computer adept he is, so keeping it simple to open would be
preferred if possible.
Alicia Kaye Cox
DH
