And one more option still - the open source toolkit GDAL,
(http://www.gdal.org/). This is capable of translating between a number
of grid formats, writing ESRI ASCII format that VM will import, and also
USGS DEM that can be read directly by MI Pro with a bit of tweaking.
Andrew
Erin Rubio wrote:
Thanks to:
Roy Chiappini for recommending CHIPS for Windows (free utility):
http://www.geogr.ku.dk/chips/
Sebastian Hudson also recommended Global Mapper:
http://www.globalmapper.com/
Ihab Hawater recommended Grid Translator Pro. Free 4 day eval:
http://www.geomaticssystems.com/Products/GTPMapInfo.htm
Tim Stone also has a solution.
My geotiff has 'issues', being very large, but Grid Translator Pro was
able to whack it into shape, after some projection mishaps.
Erin
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