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Brendan O'Donovan, Snr Geologist, Tara Mines, Ireland. -- To unsubscribe from this list, send e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and put "unsubscribe MAPINFO-L" in the message body, or contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Sum MI Overhead transparencies

in an attempt to improve appearance of transparencies has little merit. Thanks again to all that contributed. Brendan O'Donovan, Snr Geologist, Tara Mines, Ireland. -- To unsubscribe from this list, send e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and put

MI Overhead Transparencies

the colours simple might optimise matters, does anyone know how colours in MapInfo can be specified so that the QMS draws pigment from one, or at most two of its Cyan, Yellow, Magenta and Black cartridges only, for any one map area . TIA Brendan O'Donovan

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time. Both solutions are imho largely similar, the grouping element of Robert's is less complex and his Between function is less typing intensive than Peter's. My gratitude to all who replied Regards Brendan O'Donovan Sn

Re: MI ordering items in the legend

Tim, I do not work for them, I am merely a user, Encom in Australia have a product called Discover, it includes a facility, which I use all the time, which allows you to maintain a table which specifies the order of items for a geological legend. Regards Brendan O'Donovan Senior Geologist Tara

MI Updating tables

m intervals whereas the assays are over intervals of about 1 to 2 metres. I wish to determine averages, maxima and minima for Magsus within the Assay intervals. Any pointers would be gratefully received. TIA Brendan O'Donovan Senio

Re: MI Contour Line Query

value to a file e.g. conpoints.tab Using conpoints .tab I would Create and Analyse Surfaces Grid and contour to a polygon file Then you could use Table Update and update your manhole file with values from the polygon file. Regards Brendan O'Donovan

RE: SUM MI table Structure vers2

have not yet proved that to myself. Each of the tables I created ended up with exactly the same field structure, the Autocad_Elevation field always contained zero, the other fields had different values for each of the source Plot files. I hope this elucidates the matter somewhat. Regards Brendan O'D

MI General Maps of Ireland, Archaeology

is (or at least was) free. The OSI (Ordnance of Ireland) sell, digital vector maps, a layer of which, is termed Antiquities which are, in the main, features of archaeological interest. Hope this helps Brendan O'Donovan Snr Geologist, Tara Mines, Ireland

SUM MI table Structure

ld filling as well. My gratitude to you all Brendan O'Donovan Snr Geologist, Tara Mines, Ireland. -- To unsubscribe from this list, send e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and put "unsubscribe MAPINFO-L" in the message bod

MI Table Structure

OR define the structure of many tables simultaneously Thanks in anticipation Brendan O'Donovan, Snr Exploration Geologist, Tara Mines, Ireland. -- To unsubscribe from this list, send e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and put "unsubs

Re: MI NT Violation.

ssage only on some PC's. Hope this helps. Brendan O'Donovan brendan.o'[EMAIL PROTECTED] -- To unsubscribe from this list, send e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and put "unsubscribe MAPINFO-L" in the message body, or contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]

MI Appearance of selected regions thanks

Mark, Martin, Jason and Mats, Thanks for the responses, a rethink on my behalf regarding strategy is obviously required. regards Brendan O'Donovan brendan.o'[EMAIL PROTECTED] -- To unsubscribe from this list, send e-mail

MI Appearance of selected regions 2

Dear experts, There seems to be some interest in this matter so here goes, thank you to all who have considered it. The conclusion, is there is no way of having MI graphically indicate two coincident regions are simultaneously selected. An inference, which I take on board, is that the table

MI Appearance of selected regions

. Is there a way of making MapInfo graphically indicate selections have been effected irrespective of whether there is an even number of them. I am using MapInfo 5.5 and Discover 3.07 Any suggestions gratefully received. Brendan O'Donovan, Exploration Geologist, Tara Mines, Ireland brendan.o'[EMAIL PROTECTED

Re: MI SQL and aggregate functions

your new table = Bottom from your original table, to a selection. I would save this selection as a third table which I believe would be what you seek. Doubtless there is a more elegant way, which I would be happy to learn. Regards Brendan O'Donovan Senior Geologist, Tara Mines Exploration