hi all
Manifold:
Bizarrely, it seems to have more features than MapInfo or ArcView
(such as a Map Server), certainly for the price...
we looked at it many times. it is just to odd to use - they should be
nominated for the worst software design price, they'd win every year
by far ...
Mit
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hi all
Manifold:
Bizarrely, it seems to have more features than MapInfo or ArcView
(such as a Map Server), certainly for the price...
we looked
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hi christiane
Could you developpe more about what you find odd and uggly about it?
I did not say ugly, just said odd; as far as I remember, it is a while
ago with v 6.0 (a collegue of mine had the same feedback as I asked her
to test it):
- all handling in general reminded me of CAD and it is
bang for buck, ease of use and fantastic user community support...gotta be that
MapInfo thingy..
r
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John,
Feels a bit disloyal but you could have a look at Map Maker
http://www.mapmaker.com/index.htm. You can download a free version or for a
modest outlay go for the Pro version and get features like NTF
compatibility, which is important if you clients want to use OS vector data
(even MapInfo
John,
There was a good article in this past issue of Journal
of Forestry- if you have access to it, there's an
article that compares different GIS systems in terms
of price, ease of use, number of functions, etc. The
article is Digital Mapping Alternatives: GIS for the
Busy Forester. One in
Hello,
Have a look at Manifold (http://www.manifold.net and
http://www.manifold.net/news/news_set.html) - Version 6.5 has just come
out.
This is actually cheap (USD245 to USD495, depending on whether you want
functions for routing, surface analysis or access to enterprise
databases) and doesn't
If you're working directly with OS data, need full compatibility with MapInfo
data and over 100 other formats and need a competitive product to all the other
popular GIS's out there - Cadcorp is definitely gaining a lot in popularity
over the past few years. Fantastic product.
They are one
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Date: Tue, 2 Aug 2005 20:04:05 -0400 (EDT)
If you're working directly with OS data, need full compatibility with
MapInfo data and over 100 other formats and need a competitive product to
all the other
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