Ali,

The Text is defined by a bounding box.  In your case, it looks like the 
box is degenerate:

361070        169570        361550        169570

While the 2 X values are different (361070 and 361550), the two Y values 
are identical (169570).  So, the bounding box is a line.  MI Pro will try 
to determine the size of the font that will fit inside the bounding box. 
This is how the Text becomes bigger as you zoom in and smaller as you zoom 
out.  In this case, the size of the font is 0, and I'm guessing no text is 
ever drawn.

Derek Snyder
Advisory Engineer
MapInfo Corp




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MI-L Problem while importing MIF file


Hi list,

I am trying to create a MIF file and import it into MapInfo. In my MIF 
file
there are some polylines and texts. When I import it into Mapinfo, I can 
see
the polylines, but can's see the texts. Evenif I export the created tab 
file
from this MIF file, I can see the texts data in MIF file when I open it 
with
notepad. There should be something wrong I am doing, as I am not able to 
see
texts in the tab file. Following I have written a small part of my MIF 
file.
Does anyone know what the problem is? By the way, the way I placed the 
text
file, was to just add a constant value to the x, and y value of starting
line, then having y constent, the second x of text is just adding a value
like 100 to the beginning x of text.
I do not know if this kind of placing text in MIF has a problem, if it is
not a right way, I would like to know on how to place a text next to a x,y
point?

Thanks
Ali

Version       300
Charset "WindowsLatin1"
Delimiter ","
CoordSys Earth Projection   8  ,  79  ,"m",-2   ,  49 ,  0.9996012717
,400000 , -100000   Bounds (  0 ,0)  (2000000000 ,2000000000)
Columns 1
Type Char(10)
Data
Text
"SlopeNo  1"
361070        169570        361550        169570
Font ("Arial", 0  ,   0 , 16711680)
Text
"SlopeNo  2"
361870        169570        362350        169570
Font ("Arial", 0  ,   0 , 16711680)
Text
"SlopeNo  3"
362070        169570        362550        169570
Font ("Arial", 0  ,   0 , 16711680)
Text
"SlopeNo  4"
362670        169570        363150        169570
Font ("Arial", 0  ,   0 , 16711680)
Text
"SlopeNo  5"
363070        169970        363550        169970
Font ("Arial", 0  ,   0 , 16711680)
Text
"SlopeNo  6"
363570        169570        364050        169570
Font ("Arial", 0  ,   0 , 16711680)
Text
"SlopeNo  7"
364070        169570        364550        169570
Font ("Arial", 0  ,   0 , 16711680)
Text
"SlopeNo  8"
364570        169970        365050        169970
Font ("Arial", 0  ,   0 , 16711680)
Text
"SlopeNo  9"
365070        169970        365550        169970
Font ("Arial", 0  ,   0 , 16711680)
Text
"SlopeNo  10"
365570        169570        366050        169570
Font ("Arial", 0  ,   0 , 16711680)
Pline          3
361050        169550
361050        169650
361050        169650
Pen (  2 ,  2    , 16711680  )
Pline          3
361850        169550
361850        169950
361850        169950
Pen (  2 ,  2    , 16711680  )


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