I got the same result when trying to use the UT to go from .e00 to MI. I
managed to find a tool called 'ArcLink' which does the translation successfully.
I'm sorry I've forgotten where I got it from, but according to the 'About...' it
is produced by MapInfo Corp. Inc., so you should be able to get it from their
website.
HTH,
Mark
Mark Duffett
Northern Territory Geological Survey
PO Box 2655
Alice Springs NT 0871
Telephone (08) 8951 5393
Fax (08) 8952 7762
Robert Crossley
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Please respond to Robert
Crossley
I tried using thie univeral Translator tool and all I got from the import were
the bounds and tic files - No data. There should have been a large number of
locations. The
translation took a while to process and gave no errors. Am not sure what is
going on.
29/1/2002 7:23:40 AM, Bill Thoen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Use the Universal Translator that comes with MapInfo (under the
>Tools menu). To get the projection info, search the E00 file for
>the string "PRJ".
>
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