Sahra,
You can download digital elevation models of most of the US at the US
geological survey site.
http://edc.usgs.gov/glis/hyper/guide/1_dgr_demfig/index1m.html Select the
region you want and download the (compressed) data. Use Mapinfos DEM to Grid
converter to convert the data to a MapInfo Grid map.
The resulting map is in effect a raster image but one that can be colored
thematicaly and by hill shading. You can also create elevation contour maps
by using GridContour (download at www.mercatorgeo.nl).
Good luck,
Roeland
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Subject: MI Raster images
> MI supplies raster images. I have the Rockies, Norwest, and the
southwest.
> Does anyone know where I can find the West? I looked all through my MI
sample
> files (or thought I did). I need Texas. Any help?
>
>
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> Sarah Myers
>
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