Michel

I was interested in your comment that mixing polygons and points
in the same table is not either a good idea, and is even forbidden in
Arcview.

A major factor in choosing Mapinfo for us, was that it DOES have the
flexibility
to store points, lines, polygons and text objects in the same database....
AND to have a variety of symbols, linestyles and fills to depict 'types' of
record.

Hopefully, Gilbert has a solution to his 'create points' problem by now.
Perhaps you could comment or discuss with other listers on this issue??.

Regards

John Ievers
Fuel starved in the UK

(Petrol blockades just lifting now - for those not aware!!)

-----Original Message-----
From: Michel Larue <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: 15 September 2000 13:03
Subject: Re: MI Creating points


>Dear Gilbert,
>
>It is because MapInfo can have only one object attached to one record, and
>the object is already there, it is your polyon. In fact mixing polygons and
>points is not either a good idea, and is even forbidden in Arcview. So I
>suggest that you save a copy of your polygon table with another name, open
>this table, update your columns with centroidX and centroidY, remove the
>polygons and create points.
>
>Have Fun
>
>Michel Larue
>
>At 11:51 14/09/00 -0400, you wrote:
>>Could someone help me with the Create points command from the Table menu?
>>
>>I have a polygon table which is editable, I created 2 new columns in the
>>associated browser that I filled with the X and Y coordinates of the
>>polygon's centroid. Then I'm using the Create points command to get that
>>central point feature for each polygon. I get no error message, but no
>>points either. Why this?
>>
>>_________________________________________
>>
>>Yves Gilbert
>>Agent de recherche/Research Officer
>>
>>
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