Has anyone used the freeware program Intersct on the MapInfo-L freeware webpage? I need to geographically intersect two tables to form a third table with a new set of polygons and attributes from both of the original tables. This Intersct program has a nice dialog interface with all the options I'm looking for, and it appears to work. But I get the message "This version provide only 10 regions" every time I use it. A new table is formed but the 10 regions limitation appears to be related to mapping the new polygons in the table. I cannot verify that the new table is accurate without a full map of it. Does anyone know if there is a newer version somewhere of this program? I do not have MapBasic nor the source code, so I cannot correct any bugs in the Intersct program myself. I am in the process of also trying the Intersection of Regions Utility from the KGM Utility 4.01 package, but have been unable to get satisfactory results from that as of yet. I cannot seem to do the selection process correctly when I need to intersect all of the objects in two tables (which sum to over 10,000 objects) and keep the attributes from both. The tables I am trying to intersect are flood hazard zones and vegetation data. I am creating risk maps for my M.S. thesis and this is the last step in my research. Any suggestions anyone could give me would be much appreciated - Thanks in advance, Tracy Rice ----------------------------------------------------- TRACY MONEGAN RICE Program for the Study of Developed Shorelines (PSDS) Division of Earth & Ocean Sciences Nicholas School of the Environment Duke University, Box 90229 Durham, NC 27708 [EMAIL PROTECTED] OR [EMAIL PROTECTED] (919) 681-8228 (919) 684-5833 FAX ---------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe from this list, send e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and put "unsubscribe MAPINFO-L" in the message body, or contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
