Thank you very much for your reply at length.And thanks for your kindness and
patience.I get it clear now.
I am sorry I didn't express myself clearly .Could you do me a favor again? I write a
program using visual basic and run professional through OLE.Under VB,I create
professional object like Set Mi = CreateObject("MapInfo.Application").But How can I
appoint which version of object to be created.
Thanks again.
Best regards,
-brozonna
åää: B. Thoen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
åéæé: 2003å11æ18æ 9:33
æää: lixiaohuiÃÃÃÃÃÃ
æé: MapInfo-L
äé: Re: MI-L A question
On Tue, 18 Nov 2003, [gb2312] lixiaohuiÃÃÃÃÃÃ wrote:
> I sent a question to you yesterday, but I receive several irrelative
> emails just like virus this morning . Could you tell me where can I post
> my question about Professional7.0 and where can I see the answer.
Your message did appear on the MapInfo-L mailing list, but if you did not
get a response yet it's because either no one here knew the answer or did
not have time to answer. The "irrelevant" messages you received are other
messages that are also broadcast over MapInfo-L. That's the way mailing
lists work; any subscriber can post a message to the list, and all
subscribers get copies of all messages. Subscribers can then read, answer
or ignore any messages they please.
If you post a question, it is good list etiquette to post a summary of the
best answers you receive so that others can benefit from the answers and
not have to ask the same question again. If you don't get an answer, I'm
sorry; that's the way it goes. Try asking in a different way.
BTW, this list is not managed or controlled by MapInfo Corp, so don't get
upset at MapInfo if you don't get immediate (or accurate) answers. It's a
free and open service set up and used by MapInfo users.
> I intalled both professional6.5 and professional7.0 under
> windows2000 server platform. And I want my application run with the
> version which I appointed,such as professional6.5. How can I do that?
To do this, you need to launch the MapInfo exe for the version you want to
use and include the path and file name for the application on the command
line with it. You can use the Run option on the Start menu, or create a
shortcut that executes the version you want with the app. You may need to
use complete path names, and also double quotes around the file names.
- Bill Thoen
MapInfo-L kybernetes
