Thanks to all those who responded to my query. As usual, the responses came very quickly and helped immensely. Several people have asked for a summary of results: What worked for me was the following, posted by Bill Thoen: >First off, make your tree table mappable by going to >Table/Maintenance/Table Structure menu and click on the "Table is >Mappable" checkbox. Then open your tree photo layer and make sure >it's registered to the real world. Open your tree table on top of >that image layer and make the tree layer editable. Open a browser >on your tree table and select the tree record that you want to >put on the map. While it is selected (highlighted), you can go >over to the map window and put a symbol on the tree's photo. That >symbol is now associated with the highlighted row in the browser. However, I had to hold down the shift key when going from the database browser to the map window/aerial photo. Otherwise the new point was just added to the end of database and not associated with the previously selected record. As I expected, it was an easy solution and geocoding the maps will be much faster than I expected. Thanks again! ************************ Tim Smith Urban Wilds Project Manager Boston Parks 617-635-4505, ext. 6511 617-635-3256, fax ************************ ---------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe from this list, send e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and put "unsubscribe MAPINFO-L" in the message body, or contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
