Also remember that MapInfo has a built in function that will allow you to 
create regions from selected lines that make up closed areas.

Select all the lines
make a new table editable (or the cosmetic layer)
choose Objects > Enclose

and voila

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From: Martin A Spiers [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Tuesday, March 08, 2005 12:30 PM
To: John Nott
Cc: [email protected]
Subject: Re: MI-L Lines to Polygon Conversion






There are third party tools which will do what you want - we have used PolyWiz 
(http://www.dottedeyes.com/software/os/utilities/polywiz.htm) which describes 
itself thus: "PolyWiz automatically builds all possible regions from the lines 
and seed points contained in data sets such as Ordnance Survey Land-Line�."

Yours

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Hello List,



I have some Landline files (basically spaghetti line data) and what I would 
like to do is convert these lines into Polygons. I know that MI Pro has these 
option however the problem is that the lines although they make building 
outlines etc. are not captured in such a way that a building outline is one 
line and then the next building is a different line etc.



Unfortunately MasterMap is not available to me which would be an ideal solution 
but I was wondering if anyone had any thoughts or ideas?



Cheers,



- john





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