The problem with creating the Seamless layers from the CADRG CD is that you are required to have the CD in the drive in order to have the tab files reference. Here's what I do.... 1) Create a new directory for the data I want to save to CD 2) Under that directory, I create a "RasterTab" directory and a "RPF" directory. 3) In Windows Explorer, I select everything at the root level of the CADRG CD, and drag it into my newly created RPF directory. 4) In MapInfo Pro, I use the TOC Utility, 5) select the A.TOC in the RPF directory for source 6) select the RasterTab directory for the Raster Tabs (you probably figured that out) 7) select the original new directory (where RPF & RasterTab are subdirectories) as where I want the Seamless layers. This process hasn't failed me yet, and I've gotten about 75 GB of files loaded from about 100+ CDs. It keeps the original CD directory structure intact, and allows for you to have everything on your hard drive. Good Luck! Eric
-----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, June 18, 2003 1:24 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: MI-L Loading CADRG Eric, Went back to the beginning and I was able to load the CADRG from the CD. Reading the A.toc file, there were several calls bacl to the CD drive so copying the data to the hard drive did not work. Thanks for your help. Mark
