Hopefully you have more than just one file..usually
theres a set .shp, .dbf and possible
others as well
The process is very easy...
in
Mapinfo
go File>open ..
Look to the bottom of that window and find the
"file type" drop down menu is will have Mapinfo (*.tab) displayed by
default
Drop the list down to see
esri (*.shp)
then follow you nose to where the files stored and so
one...
Micheal
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How can I bring in a file that as an extention of .shp? I have tried and had no luck. Can someone give me step by step instructions?
Thanks
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