James,
The Global Gazetteer is the ultimate database of world populated places
(plus ports airports).
We have over 4m places, with unique selection facilities to enable the
production of any sized subset to meet a project or budgetary requirement.
Best wishes
Alan Pritchard
The GLOBAL
Mats Elfström wrote:
Hi All!
On 01/04/99, the Midnight Mapper wrote:
Anyone out there interested in building a shareware MIF2TAB.exe?
Well, I just discovered that someone has.
Visit
http://pages.infinit.net/danmo/e00/index-mitab.html
for downloads and more information.
I cannot
I did and it kept giving me coordinates for someplace called Devil's
Mountain in Wyoming. Go figure.
-Original Message-
From: David Reid [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, May 02, 2000 7:54 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: MI Well . . . .has anybody tried their GPS this
Dear all,
I'm sure this has to be simple...All I want to do is essentially a
'Boundary Select' but I want to do it on multiple tables rather than
just one. I have 30+ tables each containing a number of polygons. I
have them all open in one workspace and I wish to query individual
boundarys
Nothing! If you've used VM, and tryied the continuous mapping and relief
shading
in MI 5.5, then you know it doesn't compare. VM is so much ahead in that
field,
that even with the developement power MI Corp has, it will be a while
before they
catch up, and by then, it's most likely that VM
Some diversity of discussion might be a good idea. After all, just how
interesting can yet another printing problem with MI 5.5 really be? Are you
sure you speak for everyone?
"but quite frankly no one else cares to hear them"
Dick Hoskins
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
GIS uses in public health summer
Hi GIS-ers:
I'm trying to do a command-line conversion with the
Universal Translator, it
seems to work fine like this:
L:\HRAGiS\Tools\imut generate Shape MapInfo
m:\streets\shape street_convert.fmeL:\HRAGIS\Tools\imut street_convert.fme
--SourceDataset m:\streets\shape --DestDataset
CartoMan is overheard as he lies in the heaping masses of his
mis-registered maps . . .
"The SA . . . is it . . . is it turned off yet?"
With a look of estonishment, Jimmy returns to the drafting room with
his 100 dollar GPS 12 clutched in his fist and proclaims . . .
Ok, enough Marvel Comics
There is an MBX on the www.directionsmag.com site called "Join the dots"
which (once you have made the table mappable) will join the dots and create
a polyline. From there, all you need to do is select the polylines and
"convert to regions"
Hope this helps,
Chris Perry
Systems Development
I'm one of the worst programmer you will ever see, but i'm trying very hard.
I need help on that one. I wrote the following scrip using the alter object
statement and it doesn't work. It selected the objects that i wanted but
it's not modifying the attributes like i want to. Could somebody
Hmmm...
I have to agree with most of your comments, but not the AV comparison.
First, you can't even save a color/style with an actual map object in AV -
it has to be thematically driven.
Second, in AV, 2click on layer legend to get Legend Editor, then 2click on
specific legend item to get
Yannick,
You might want to check out the MapInfo-L archives at
http://www.directionsmag.com/mapinfo-l/IndexMapInfoL.htm.
There have been many discussions on labelling and printing within the layout
window. I posted a question about labelling and printing back in 1998. Here are
some of the
At 12:49 PM 5/2/00 -0400, Mitchell, Will wrote:
Hmmm...
I have to agree with most of your comments, but not the AV comparison.
First, you can't even save a color/style with an actual map object in AV -
it has to be thematically driven.
I'm currently building components for a map authoring
I agree with the previous posts by Brad and Scott. Reading them I realized
how much I'd gotten used to over the course of the last year and a half
with MapInfo Pro. Coming from AV, I lamented the difficulty of doing the
simplest things like change a color. I thought I would eventually go
Hi All:
We ran overnight tests with a $150 8 channel non-differential GPS.
This GPS achieved a 4 meter accuracy (RMS or 68% confidence).
It achieved 8 meter accuracy (2DRMS or 95% confidence).
This is about a 9X improvement over previous tests with SA on. Not bad.
Longer tests are needed to
IMHO (although I guess there's no such thing as a "humble
opinion") Vertical Mapper is still light-years ahead of MapInfo
in the area of 3D operations.
matias wrote:
With the new version of MapInfo in relation to 3D . What
will happen with Verticla Mapper ???
thank
matias
chile
Yes, we did and it looks like we're able to see an error of 10-15m up
here in Alaska. Nothing scientific, but in trying out 4 different units
they all agreed on our position within that error. Surely beats them
olden days when we could collect a position and then navigate to it
without moving
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I agree with most of the comments that have been made and I don't want
this to be a debate on which one is better as I do use both MapInfo and
AV in my office. But as far as ArcView comments go I have to
disagree.
First I find that most people that say that AV is better, are doing
programing
Sorry, mailing lists are NOT for diversity. They are for the topic in the
mailing list's name, in this case MAPINFO. And yes, he certainly speaks
for me.
At 12:15 PM 5/2/00 -0700, Dick Hoskins wrote:
Some diversity of discussion might be a good idea. After all, just how
interesting can yet
Let me get this right:
Select Wells.Owner, Wells.Owner_Abbr, Wells.Owner_Well_No, YearField_str
from Wells, Production
where Wells.Primary_Key = Production.Primary_Key
and YearField_str 0 into Selection
---
Try this query:
Select W.Primary_Key, W.Owner, W.Owner_Abbr, W.Owner_Well_No,
Listers,
Is it possible to use a string variable in a select statement?
The following bit of code doesn't seem to work:
Select Wells.Owner, Wells.Owner_Abbr, Wells.Owner_Well_No, YearField_str
from Wells, Production where
Wells.Primary_Key=Production.Primary_Key and YearField_str0 into
yes...my Garmin II plus today has a 4 mts ETE, and before was about 10
or 15 mts
- Original Message -
From: David Reid [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Martes 2 de Mayo de 2000 8:54 AM
Subject: MI Well . . . .has anybody tried their GPS this morning?
CartoMan is
Hi there folks,
I seen to have a similar problem than Véronoque, and I am surprised that
such a simple topographers approach has on first sight not been considered
worthy enough by the MInfo developers.
Here is the situation:
Given a flat table (ie. excel) or text file representing all the
Jeff Lebowski wrote:
I did and it kept giving me coordinates for someplace called Devil's
Mountain in Wyoming. Go figure.
And so where did you think you were this morning? Perhaps they
screwed up and activated the SDI transporter beam instead of turn
off SA, and you might just have become
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