Hi Bob, What environment variable do you need to set? I always start the Universal Viewer from the command line, after converting the vector data to FFS with GENTRANS - quite un-kludgy. GENTRANS lets you set the coordinate system; see the first example at http://www.fmepedia.com/index.php/Gentrans
Cheers, Dan Iseminger Safe Software On 3/21/07, Rice, Bob <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Good Morning, Here's an interesting problem (opportunity). I have a custom format, written in C++, which contains point data in both Lat-Long (LL) and state plane (XY). My users would like to be able to select which coordinate system to display. The only way I could think of to select was open a DOS window, set an environmental variable, and start fmeviewer from the DOS window. This seems very kludgy. Any ideas?
