Peter,
If ROADseg is definied as a float, you won't be able to do the update
with an underscore.
If it's a char field, try:
update TABLENAME set ROADseg = ROADNO+"_"+SEGNO
or
update TABLENAME set ROADseg = ROADNO+"/"+SEGNO
or
update TABLENAME set ROADseg =ROADNO+"."+SEGNO
If it's importa
Reading from the 9-1-1 book of horrors, Trey quoted:
"Our 911 locations are moving to a vendor provided mapping solution [not my
choice but mandated my the money people at the state]"
Stoppit!!! Your scaring me!!!
Dave
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Subject: RE: [MI-L] feature wish list - Vertical Mapper
Hi all
there is
Segun,
I am not sure what you are geo-coding your addresses to
if you are using postcode polygons - sectors? Would you not be better using a
point file such as the Royal Mail PostZon 2 million points with one for each
postcode and to +/- a 100 metres? It isn't very expensive (£400 or so alr
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Subject: RE: [MI-L] help matching uscnty to uszip data
Add a column called county to the zip code table. Make the zip layer
editable, then update column county from table county. Each zip will then
have the associated county with it
Add a column called county to the zip code table. Make the zip layer
editable, then update column county from table county. Each zip will
then have the associated county with it.
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Kelly
Sent: Thursday, October 26, 2006 3:36 PM
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Subject: RE: [MI-L] RE: ESRI Geodatabase "formats" (way off
topic)(RobertCrossley)
Jonathan
There is a little bit of information on using MapInfo with Oracle within
the MapInfo
Here is some code explaining a way to do it
lTableList contains the semicolon separated names of all open tables. The index
of the selection is kept in goal
lColList contains the column names as generated by TABL for the selected table.
The index of the selected column is stored in goal.
Both
Yes, the handler for the first list box can clear out the second one and
refill it based upon the first list box's selection.
Hope this helps
Spencer
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I have updated your code to properly show a form using Delphi 2005 (or any
other Delphi for that matter).
The mapbasic declaration looks like this:
Declare Sub AssetForm Lib "somename.dll"
Regards
Uffe
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Se
Hi Mike
> I think that the FME product (of which Universal Translator is a
> subset)
> requires an ESRI product installed on the client for GeoDatabase
> translation.
depends wich you mean, there are now three you there:
- personal geodatabase (ms access based), FME requires ArcGIS installed
- SD
ially and would appreciate any links or other pointers to info on
this.
Thank you!
Jonathan
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Hi Anthony
you are right, Karen is mixing up Discover and Discovery. To make it clear:
- Discover is a MapInfo Pro geoscience-extension from Encom, see
http://www.encom.com.au/template2.asp?pageid=9
- Discovery is a Web Mapping Environment from MapInfo, see
http://extranet.mapinfo.com/products/O
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Sent: Tuesday, October 03, 2006 19:41To: Norm
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Norm,
Make sure the NVidia
mes!
Which one were you interested in?
Caroline
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I've found d
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Subject: RE: [MI-L] MapInfo Discovery
I've found discovery very useful with producing scaled layout plots but
it depends on your usage requirements
Karen Atc
Ciao Giuseppe
> What is Projet Grande ? It I'll be useful for all users ?
Project Grande is gone ... see previous mails in the list.
> I should like Mapinfo improve new features CAD
If you really need professional CAD, MapInfo is not the right product.
In this case you should look out fo
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Hi Arlene
It is basically a cut down version of Ma
Hi Andy and List
Looking at some of these suggestions very positivey I think generally they
show some of the very good strengths of the original MapInfo Professional
product and its general approach.
The purchase price/performance point was /is good and the ability for third
parties to devel
From: "Robert Crossley" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To me, a lot of the attractiveness of the Arc personal database is its
encapsulation of the objects within a data record, giving better data
integrity and allowing you to maintain both the data and the spatial
objects from Access or MapInfo (or am I wr
- Thamks to everybody for your answers. I
knew it was easy but I couldn't find it.
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Hi Michael,
I'm not from the US, but I'm generally interested in MapInfo and grids.
After Googling a 6 page pamphlet that explains the grid, I found that it
was similar to MGRS, Miitary Grid Reference System. And MapInfo supports
MGRS internally !
The 9 zones used in USNG equals the UTM zone
Yeah you’re right. That’s the
CTRL+G …. J
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Subject: RE: [MI-L] Easy queation.
Zoom to selected
Ctrl+A? I
Hi Arlene
It is basically a cut down version of MapInfo MapXtreme Windows. As far
as I know, it uses HahtSite, an OEM application environment which is
pretty outdated (I think it doesn't even exist anymore).
Mit freundlichem Gruss / Best Regards
Flavio Hendry
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> Subject: Re: [MI-L] ESRI Geodatabase "formats" (way off topic)
>
> On 10/24/06, SCISOFT <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > I may be wrong in some of the following - if so, please feel fr
25, 2006
2:01 PM
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mapinfo-l@lists.directionsmag.com
Subject: RE: [MI-L] Easy queation.
Zoom to selected
You have lots of choices. First, select
record and press CTRL+A and the selected object will be in the middle of the
map window. Second, use sql or n
On 10/25/06, Anthony Greenish <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello List
I have received a vector file that was originally digitized in user
coordinates and then projected into geographic ones. When I open the table
in Mapinfo it registers where it should but if I bring it into another
program like
First be sure your mapinfo tables are geographic coordinated and their
coordinates are true and then use universal translator ( which is a small
tool coming with mapinfo ) to convert your mapinfo table to the Esri shape
or another file format... If your source mapinfo tables do not have a fixed
coo
You have lots of choices. First, select
record and press CTRL+A and the selected object will be in the middle of the
map window. Second, use sql or normal select tool or display the selection
table and then, it will be in the lookup table ( also known as a temporary
table ) so you can add
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Sent: Wednesday, October 25, 2006 12:36 PM
To: 'Mapinfo-L'
Subject: RE: [MI-L] Feature Wish List
I think the text labelling and the layouts require upgrading. Neither has been
touched for years and they have slipped behind. For example you always seem to
have to
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To: 'Mapinfo-L'
Subject: Re: [MI-L] Feature Wish List
I've been watching the "Feature..." thread and don
Karl,
Try using the Distance
Calculater mbx:
Go to: Tools>Run MapBasic
Program
Select: DistanceCalc.MBX
If you then go back to the
Tools menu a “Distance Calculator” field will be added. If you
then select “Run Distance Calculator” from this menu, a new pane
will appear that s
I've been watching the "Feature..." thread and don't recall this one little
item...
That is to add the [IF] functionality to SQL capabilities of the Query and
Label builders
Ex:
IF (FEATURE LIKE "Mapinfo adds IF and other functionality and fixes"),
Print("Happy Mapinfo Customer" +chr$(10)+
Ben,
Here is a screen shot of my setting
under options > preferences > Output Settings
Then I use a pdf print driver. PDF995
is the one I use. I would think you would be able to use the Acrobat Distiller.
Hope this helps, let me know.
Leith C. Britt
Town of Cary
Technology Services
GIS
The mail from Monday I sent from the office got lost some where so I do it
again.
You can go to my web site in the download section and get UltraMsg
I wrote this back in 1999 and the zip file has all the source and examples for
MBX's. About half way down the page:
http://www.wap3.com/download/i
1, 2006 4:47 PM
> To: David Reid; [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Mapinfo-L
> Subject: RE: [MI-L] GeoTracker and Garmin GPSMap76CSx
>
> I would suggest the end of the era of a cabled GPS device
> needs a bit more exposure. While personal hand-held
> navigation units like the Geko and other-lik
On 10/24/06, SCISOFT <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I may be wrong in some of the following – if so, please feel free to correct
it. I don't use ESRI products.
But I think that there are several people with misapprehensions about the
ESRI Geodatabase containers. Recent posts about a rejuvenated
On Tue, Oct 24, 2006 at 04:50:28PM +0100, Anirban Acharya wrote:
> Is there any readily available method to find the list of Folders or
> files under a certain directory using MapBasic by passing the root
> folder?
I assume you mean, "with MapBasic". If so, the trick is to use the Windows
API fun
At 01:11 AM 10/24/2006, you wrote:
Hi all,
Has anyone used raster transparency in MI and
successfully printed this transparency to PDF (I'm
using Adobe Acrobat (full version))? I'm having
horrendous problems trying to stop adobe from ignoring
the transparency set in MI.
Ben
Ben:
Not to beat a de
customers for storing their own data
!!
Food for thought...
Regards
Bob
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To: 'Bob Young' ; mapinfo-l@lists.directionsmag.com
Sent: Tuesday, October 24, 2006 3:42
PM
Subject: RE: [MI-L] Open Source
Donation
We also have this transparency problem. We also have a problem with
shaded regions; PDF turns the small dots into larger squares. What we
do is, SAVE WINDOW AS to a jpeg of at least 300 dpi. Then, we open the
jpeg in Adobe Acrobat, save as a pdf file, and use the REDUCE FILE SIZE
command in Acro
Bob, that’s very interesting. Can
you point me to the URL?
IL Thomas
GeoSciSoft - Perth, Australia
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Sent: Tuesday, October 24, 2006
5:44 PM
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Subject: [MI-L] Open Sour
Bob Young wrote:
> I thought it was interesting to read that last week, at the very time Ian
> Thomas and a few other list members discussed Open Source on the MapInfo
> List, Sean O'Sullivan who was one of the original founders of MapInfo,
> donated $2 million for Open Software development to RPI
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Sent: Monday, October 23, 2006 7:17 AM
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Cc: Mapinfo-L@lists.directionsmag.com
Subject: Re: [MI-L] Feature Wish List - Geodatabase Translator
On Sun, Oct 22, 2006 at 05:55:20PM -0400, Mike Osbourn
wrote:
> I think that the FM
I have not had any success printing transparency to PDF. I work around
it by saving window as JPG and then converting the JPG to PDF if needed.
It's not elegant, but it retains the transparency.
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Date: Tue, 24 Oct 2006 01:11:16 -0700 (PDT)
From: Ben Crane <[EMA
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To: Ben Crane <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, mapinfo-l@lists.directionsmag.com
Cc:
Date: Tue, 24 Oct 2006 07:20:49 -0400
Subject: Re: [MI-L] Raster transparency converting effectively into PDF
> Good luck with that. You best best really is to export a tab or
> mid/mif
Emne
RE: [MI-L] feature wish list -
Vertical Mapper
Good luck with that. You best best really is to export a tab or mid/mif
and then import those files to Illustrator using MAPublisher and then
finishing the map and save a pdf right out of Illustrator.
Ben Crane wrote:
Hi all,
Has anyone used raster transparency in MI and
successfully printed
Title: RE: [MI-L] RE: Using labelfindbyID
Many thanks Greg and Maurice using an SQL is exactly what I
should have done
David,
You might be better building your SQL statement in a string and
then using the Run Command statement to issue it:
Dim sSQLCmd As String
sSQLCmd = "select *
lue-adding' exercise by MI corp and one that they could
afford..)
Russel Lawley
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Subject: RE: [MI-L] feature wish list -
Title: variable or field not defined
Dear Ryan
I suspect the structure of one of your tables has
been changed. Therefore the following message posted by Peter in just the last
few days is almost certainly the answer. I enclose Peters posting below. Shows
you can learn a lot from reading all
You may find that LabelInfo(LABEL_INFO_DRAWN) is set to FALSE for those
labels.
HTH
Spencer
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ike the current zoom layering would be the best for users.
Regards
Bob
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Hi all
there is the often mentioned wish to integrate Vertical Mapper. I wonder
why, as this products is completely outdated and full of bugs, such as:
- does not work at all on large datasets
- vectorizing of contours and slope etc. does not work or is extremely
slow, results are poor (compared w
hi eric
> About universal translator.. I wonder if MapInfo could strike a deal
> with safe software.. http://www.safe.com/. Although I've never tried
> FME I have heard very positive feedback from users.
UT is FME ... and you are right, FME is simply fantastic!
ciao
flavio
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care of
the Bluetooth connection.
MidNight Mapper
aka neil
http://redhen-iswhere.blogspot.com
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Subject:
On Sun, Oct 22, 2006 at 05:55:20PM -0400, Mike Osbourn wrote:
> I think that the FME product (of which Universal Translator is a subset)
> requires an ESRI product installed on the client for GeoDatabase
> translation.
>
> I would love to be corrected on this if I'm wrong.
I think it needs an Acc
ats Elfstr?m <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Hi All!
Adding to the wish list, which I feel is o
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3. Re: feature wish list (Data Directions)
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Subject: RE: [MI-L] feature wish list
To: &q
On 10/22/06, Chuck Lockwood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Mat Elfstrőm's wish list specifies two items I think are essential. Routing
capabilities and adding MapBasic to the core product. I think the Universal
Translator should be updated and provisions made to allow import and export
of ESRI's new
Further to Richards observation, I also agree that MapInfo should provide
the MapInfo-L community with their proposed plans for MapInfo, especially
since myself (and others) decided to subscribe to the annual maintenance
program primarily because of "the imminent arrival of Grande".
One of the
+46 46 145959, +46 70 595 3935 :
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Date: Sat, 21 Oct 2006 23:23:24 +0200
Subject: Re: [MI-L] fe
Hi All!
Adding to the wish list, which I feel is of utmost importance if MapInfo
Corp
really wants to enhance the next release (if Project Grande has made its
grand exit).
I think there are those who are fed up with upgrades which only add cosmetic
changes. They really must make it worthwhile to
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Subject: Re: [MI-L] MI: Style Override
Bug
Lars and all,
This bug has nothing to do with the fact
that a workspace is a script/macro. And the decision of whether to write out
unused p
On Sat, Oct 21, 2006 at 12:27:35PM +0100, Lawley, Russell S wrote:
> heres mine:
>
> better pattern/colour /font support for all objects
>
> some proper tools for making layouts that dont look like they have been
> drawn by an amatuer with a crayon(including proper map-graticules and
> wysiwyg leg
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Subject: RE: [MI-L] GeoTracker and Garmin GPSMap76CSx
Tony,
I'm still using a Garmin 12cx but I'm sure the communication protocols
would
still be the same.
Although I'm not running MI 8.5, I recently received a new laptop an
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> Møller
> Sent: 20 octobre 2006 05:42
> To: Jaromir Svasta; mapinfo-l@lists.directionsmag.com
> Subject: RE: [MI-L] MI: Style Override Bug
>
> Jaromir,
>
> I know for sure that this bug has already been reporte
half Of Lars I. Nielsen
(GisPro)
Sent: Saturday, October 21, 2006 11:29 AM
To: mapinfo-l@lists.directionsmag.com
Subject: Re: [MI-L] MI: Style Override Bug
Well, it's debatable whether it's a bug or a wad.
A workspace is a macro to rebuild a specific setup. Are unused settings part of
such a
rs I. Nielsen
GisPro
Jacques Paris wrote:
It was for sure part of version 7.0
Jacques Paris
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Subject:
hi richard
> I read that ArcGIS 9.2 is now using GDAL libaries. If that's true, it
> seems like PostGIS should be near at hand.
would indeed be a reason to start using ArcGIS :-))) !
ciao
flavio
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Hi Thomas
> Not so. Manifold has a big commitment to using Oracle
we looked many times into manifold ... never managed to convince any of
us, despite all their constant "blubber" about being so much better
then anybody else and being lots cheaper. and we do not see it anywhere
here in europe
On Fri, Oct 20, 2006 at 04:11:41PM -0700, Tom Thomson wrote:
> I import a table from txt or excel file and create points. I then look at
> the points and may want to move one or two of them in some direction. I go
> into the table and change the coordinates of the point, save the table, and
> hope
On 10/20/06, Flavio Hendry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
All there! Why does MapInfo not take PostGIS and/or MySQL MyGIS and plug
them in? Free out-of-the-internet and easy to use! And no major overhead
like with Oracle ... and it would be the only commercial desktop GIS
doing that (as far as I kno
On Fri, Oct 20, 2006 at 05:11:19PM +0200, Flavio Hendry wrote:
> > Perhaps that multi-user geodatabase (similar to ArcSDE), that Doug
> > Cubin asked for a couple of days ago. Imagine if we had that today,
> > out-of-the-box, easy to use?
>
> All there! Why does MapInfo not take PostGIS and/or My
>> Perhaps that multi-user geodatabase (similar to ArcSDE), that Doug
>> Cubin asked for a couple of days ago. Imagine if we had that today,
>> out-of-the-box, easy to use?
> All there! Why does MapInfo not take PostGIS and/or
> MySQL MyGIS and plug them in? Free out-of-the-internet
> and easy
> I hear from many others that the GUI of .NET applications
> can be quite slow, where you can even see the visual items
> being drawed on the screen. And I guess a GIS application
> would be especially prone to such a problem.
No, not so. The only area (but it is very important) where a GIS or a
> Perhaps that multi-user geodatabase (similar to ArcSDE), that Doug
> Cubin asked for a couple of days ago. Imagine if we had that today,
> out-of-the-box, easy to use?
All there! Why does MapInfo not take PostGIS and/or MySQL MyGIS and plug
them in? Free out-of-the-internet and easy to use! And
Some interest was shown in how I was calculating frame scale. I'll post the
code in a separate message.
As I said in my previous message, "all methods are convoluted and
inaccurate". Perhaps too inaccurate to meet anyone's needs.
That ObjectInfo() or ObjectGeography() call for a frame window wou
In 2002 MapInfo has probably looked at estimated costs and benefits from
taking a number of strategic decisions and choose to do "Project Grande". At
this point (2006) there has been a significant sunken cost, so either they
still expect more very significant cost before they have something work
It was for sure part of version 7.0
Jacques Paris
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Møller
Sent: 20 octobre 2006 05:42
To: Jaromir Svasta; mapinfo-l@lists.directionsmag.com
Subject: RE: [MI-L] MI: Style Override Bug
Jaromir
esources can go into taking the TAB format to 64 bit!?
Regards
Bob
MapsByDesign.co.uk
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From: "Uffe Kousgaard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "'Mapinfo-L'"
Sent: Friday, October 20, 2006 10:55 AM
Subject: Re: [MI-L] Project Grande T
"'Mapinfo-L'"
Sent: Friday, October 20, 2006 11:42 AM
Subject: RE: [MI-L] Project Grande Terminated?
Uffe
I haven't seen PG demos run - was it so slow? .NET isn't inherently slow.
Was it the panning and screen updating, perhaps?
IL Thomas
GeoSciSoft - Perth, Aust
y, October 20, 2006 4:10 PM
To: Mapinfo-L
Subject: Re: [MI-L] Project Grande Terminated?
Dear all,
My guess is MapInfo Corp. stopped the project because we could have ended up
with something even slower than ArcGIS. That would have been a disaster for
the product. The existing user interface isn&
Jaromir,
I know for sure that this bug has already been reported and registered. I
reported it last week - and also some years ago...
Peter Horsbøll Møller
GIS Developer, MTM
Geographical Information & IT
COWI A/S
Odensevej 95
DK-5260 Odense S.
Denmark
Tel +45 6311 4900
Direct +45 6311
Dear all,
My guess is MapInfo Corp. stopped the project because we could have ended up
with something even slower than ArcGIS. That would have been a disaster for
the product. The existing user interface isn't that bad, so you have to look
at pro's and con's.
Remember the grass isn't always gree
Of course, I use Depends.exe from VisualStudio suite.
Chris
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Objet : Re: [MI-L] MBX error: Dll not found even if it's there
Hi All,
On a similar note, does anyone know if I can use C# (which is .NET as far
as I know) to connect to MapInfo for the integrated mapping. I've
just decided to look into C# as a programming language, and I've noticed
a stark resemblence to JAVA. In either case, I'm a bit of a
beginne
Sam,
I am on a timeframe as am going disappearing into the bush for 2 weeks
as of next Tuesday and was hoping (expecting) this would be a reasonably
easy tool. I would however be interested in testing any new version you
guys come up with as I am sure there aren't a lot of people with the new
ope this helps,
David Reid
Colbert County 9-1-1
Colbert County, Alabama
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Thank
Maybe you need a USB-to-serial driver, I use PL-2303 for my GPS unit.
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Jaromir SVASTA
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Geological Survey of Slovak Republic
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Slovak Republic
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On Thu, 19 Oct 2006 07:27:58 +02
Thanks to Mike and Jon for your help but unfortunately I have had no
success. All things I had tried except maybe the definitive step
through. I shall keep working on it and let everyone know when I work
it out.
Tony
Cummings, Mike wrote:
Check the settings/configuration of your GPS. If I
Tony,
Here is the sequence of events that worked for me.
Start your computer.
Turn on the GPS unit.
After the computer boots up, plug the GPS Unit into the USB port.
Let the computer recognise the new hardware.
Start up Mapinfo and run the Geotrack.mbx
Then start Geotracker.
This was the only
As you probably know, the frame scale is not the same as the map scale,
because of the way MapInfo "fits" a map view into a frame. But in a
layout, of course, it's the frame's scale that matters.
It would sure be nice if there were just an ObjectInfo() or
ObjectGeography() call for this, but the
Are you sure there's no map objects? Is it possible
they converted with a white border and fill or no border and
fill?
While the mapper window is active, open Layer
Control, and double click on the layer that's supposed to be populated with
objects, and see if there are any style overides
Which environment are you referring to? MapBasic? MapX? Integrated Mapping?
The answers are different for all three.
Spencer
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Yes, I agree..
That's why I wanted to start this discussion..
I just hope everybody will give some feedback on this issue an somebody
at MapInfo will here us.
After all we are the Mapinfo users.. and some
Title: Norwegian NGO 48 projection in MapInfo
Hi Jakob,
Here's what I got from Statens Kartverk in 1995.
Datum:
a = 6 377 492,0176 m
e = 1 / 299,1528
Modified Bessel ellipsoid
Oslo observatory = 10d 43' 22,5" east (Greenwich Meridian)
8 Gauss-Krüger zones, relative to Oslo obs.
continue!
cheers
Doug
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Eric,
MapInfo UK has invested in this area of work. They acquired a
Hi,
We encountered the same issue with one of our tools and the work around that
we have found is to run the MapBasic tool through the MapInfo Professional
'Run MapBasic Program ...' (of the 'Tools' menu).
Ihab Hawater
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