Maptitude - http://research.umbc.edu/~roswell/maptitude.html
If you just need the data and not the boundary file, you can also create a
dataview in Maptitude with the fields you want. Then do a FILE->SAVE
AS->and select Dbase as the file type. Then you could open this a table in
ArcView. The table can then be linked to a shape boundary file by a common
field such as tract number. Tract numbers frequently are in different
formats, so you may need to create a new field somewhere along the way to
match the style used by ArcView (periods, no periods, etc.). If you can do
it, it's a lot easier to make your map in Maptitude.
-----Original Message-----
From: Robin Frost [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Saturday, August 05, 2000 11:48 AM
To: Maptitude
Subject: Re: Learning Maptitude
Maptitude - http://research.umbc.edu/~roswell/maptitude.html
Hi Everyone-
All of this frantic activity has inspired me to try the list for an
answer to a problem that I have been working on. I am setting up an
economic resource database for a county in Maine. The database is
actually in ArcView, but I would like to attach the C-2020 census
database to the project. How do I go about exporting the demographic
information for just one county to ArcView? Thanks for any advice.
Robin Frost
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