> As well, the tiler is known
> to work very well...
Sure, the tiler does seem to be working well. The dataset writers
leave a lot to be desired. They just plain fail.
> ...and our support folks will be
> pleased to point out what when we receive some data.
I sent it yesterday to Drew (my sales person) and his assistant. I
still haven't heard anything.
> Lastly, the SWF writer is a format that is not widely used at
> all, so I'm sure we could improve.
It's not just the SWF writer. The shape writer messed up too. The
DXF writer seemed to work and the GML writer is pretty solid. This
tells me that I'm doing things correctly but the writers for the
formats that I need have some serious problems.
> In general though, we'd recommend that new users go through the
> tutorial...
I did that. It is very, very basic.
> There are also several "movies"...
I've been through them too. They are sales tools, not really
tutorials at all.
> It does take some work up front, but many have found the effort
worth
> while. Good luck!
I'm honestly a little shocked by this experience. Maybe I'm just
coming from a much different place and I'm not a normal GIS type of
person. I just got the GlobalMap product demo and it did a fine job
of tiling my data - and it costs $249. Of course, their product
does a lot less but at least it worked.
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