Maybe I am in the minority, but so far Mapinfo 6.5 and my XP are doing fine.
I have 128 RAM; P4/1.2ghz.
I do not know if Mapinfo is 100% XP certified. Maybe ver. 7.0
Wayne Bradley, P.P., AICP
Elizabeth, NJ 07201
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Maybe I am in the minority, but so far Mapinfo 6.5 and my XP are doing fine.
I have 128 RAM; P4/1.2ghz.
New machine pre-installed with XP, right? Not an upgrade from Win98?
I do not know if Mapinfo is 100% XP certified. Maybe ver. 7.0
It is not certified for XP.
I did not have any problem regarding MapInfo6.5/ WinXP
Simon
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Maybe I am in the minority, but so far Mapinfo 6.5 and my XP are doing
fine.
I
New machine with ME. I upgraded to XP from that dreaded ME, then installed MI
6.5. I hope I am not jinxing my installation.
Wayne Bradley, P.P., AICP
Elizabeth, NJ 07201
Greetings Bill: My organization is assessing what an upgrade from NT4 to XP would
mean to the software we currently use, and what that might mean to our work practices.
Problems between MapInfo and XP would mean a more intensive review of my work
practices and what would be needed to make sure
I have no plans to upgrade from Win98 and Win2000 to XP, because
I see no compelling reason to do so, and several reasons not to.
Why, exactly, do people feel they now must upgrade? I hope the
reason isn't because everyone else is or Microsoft says so. I
see XP as a big, fat, expensive threat to
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I have no plans to upgrade from Win98 and Win2000 to XP, because
I see no compelling reason to do so, and several reasons not to.
Why, exactly, do people feel they now must upgrade
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Greetings Bill: My organization is assessing what an upgrade from NT4 to
XP would mean to the software we currently use, and what that might mean to
our work practices. Problems between MapInfo and XP would mean a more
intensive review of my work practices and what would
Bill I am impress that you pointed out PostgreSQL instead of MySQL.
PostgreSQL is quit nice.
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Considering that XP is actually a point release (W2k is 5.0 XP is
5.1)... If it runs on 2k it should run on XP. The only issue
that might
happen is with the crayola puck GUI skinning, but you can
turn that off.
doesn't.
Back onto the topic at hand. You turn off the GUI skinning in XP and
MapInfo runs very well and stable, as I said.
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: Friday, April 05, 2002 1:02 PM
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Ok I do not want to start a flame war but...
Linux was started in the early 90's as a project to port the
educational
OS MINIX to a 386 platform. Linux initally was not POSIX compliant...
Just POSIX
and stable, as I said.
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Considering that XP
Matthew: What is GUI skinning?? ...thanks ...Bob
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Considering
' windows theme and XP
speeds up a lot.
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Matthew: What is GUI skinning?? ...thanks ...Bob
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Hi Matthew,
I have connected MapInfo 6.5 with Postgresql-7.1.3 runnning on Redhat
Linux 7.2 via ODBC driver.
I have not tested enough but it works fine both in Japanese and English
language at the moment.
Bill I am impress that you pointed out PostgreSQL instead of MySQL.
PostgreSQL is quit
Aren't we all unsatisfied with Microsoft!
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Subject: MI-L MapInfo and Win XP
On recent purchase of a new PC with Windows XP, I found Mapinfo 6.5
Not exactly un-satisfied...
don't forget the user friendliness Microsoft
has provided lots of great packages...
Its just that the rest lot are not updating as fast as Microsoft is doing
for everyone's better.
Rgds
Deepak
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