Re: MI-L MapXtreme and C++

2005-01-19 Thread Uffe Kousgaard
Hi Tim, Integrated mapping requires, that MapInfo is installed on the computer, so it isn't cheaper than using mapX, but offers other possiblities. MapInfo Runtime should also be an option. If you are truly locked into that kind of hardware, .NET is not an option. With 32 MB RAM I don't even

RE: MI-L MapXtreme and C++

2005-01-19 Thread Tim Smith
To: Mapinfo-L Subject: Re: MI-L MapXtreme and C++ Hi Tim, Integrated mapping requires, that MapInfo is installed on the computer, so it isn't cheaper than using mapX, but offers other possiblities. MapInfo Runtime should also be an option. If you are truly locked into that kind of hardware, .NET

RE: MI-L MapXtreme and C++

2005-01-19 Thread Jakob Lanstorp
-L Subject: RE: MI-L MapXtreme and C++ Thanks Uffe, We have a new system which replaces the old 133MHz system which could run MapXtreme (1GHz, 256MB), we just want to support the old system, but it's looking more like this is not possible. I guess we have no choice but to move up to MapXtreme

RE: MI-L MapXtreme and C++

2005-01-19 Thread SCISOFT
, support for linked ECW images, ... www.manifold.net Cheers! Ian Thomas GeoSciSoft - Perth, Australia -Original Message- From: Tim Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, 19 January 2005 9:22 PM To: Mapinfo-L Subject: RE: MI-L MapXtreme and C++ Thanks Uffe, We have a new