RE: MI-L ECW / MrSid files

I was looking into this a couple of years ago, but unfortunately I didnt finish the job; however, my recollection is that I had been told by the people in the know(?) that it could be done (for MrSid at least) by doing a bit of fiddling. There are some files in the MapInfo\Professional directory,

RE: MI Geocoding Lines

If you are using MapBasic, you can use the CreateLine function. This should also work in your MapBasic Window... CJM -Original Message- From: Bob Regier [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: 23 September 2000 01:27 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Bob Regier Subject: MI Geocoding Lines Hi, There are

MI MB: Creating and Committing tables (Urgent!)

I've got some code which takes in some data, does some calculations and then produces a host of other tables... e.g. Select NISLID, R_FLOW, RDNAME, FLOW, FLOW / R_FLOW "Stress_All" from x2010dm_TR where Flow_Category = 3 into x2010dm_TR_100plus Commit Table x2010dm_TR_100plus As "workin

RE: MI MBX vs MBO

When you compile an MB file, if a Main() function is included, MapBasic compiles an MBX - a complete program. If there is not Main(), the compiler assume the code is part of a bigger project (MBP) and that is should be linked in with other MB/MBO files to produce a final MBX.   So if you a

RE: MI Importing from Mapguide to Mapinfo/MapX.

The word from the MapGuide community is in agreement: Convert to SDL using the SDF Loader, then import into MI using FME... -Original Message- From: climber [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: 25 August 2000 00:33 To: Martin, Christopher (WSA Telford) Cc: 'Pablo Francisco Sparta

RE: MI Importing from Mapguide to Mapinfo/MapX.

I'm not aware of a more direct route (but that doesn't mean to say there isn't one!), but you can use the SDF COM Toolkit to manipulate (ie. read) your SDF's. If another lister can provide you with the necessary information to create TABs etc.. [The mapguide SDF loader can also create SDLs -

RE: MI Help with MapInfo Application Window resizing

I assume you want to do this in MapBasic? Use the ShowWindow API function. Declare Function ShowWindow& Lib "User32" (ByVal hwnd as Long, ByVal nCmdShow as Long) hwnd = window handle; use GetForegroundWindow or GetActiveWindow API calls... nCmdShow: SW_HIDE = 0 SW_MAXIMIZE = 3 SW_MINIMIZE = 6

MI Tiffs/Tiff World Files

We are wanting to include a number of scanned images in MI. Ideally we would like to manipulate the images in AutoCAD map (rotating,skewing etc.) before exporting as a TIF/TFW pair. What is the best/quickest/easiest route for this? As far as I can see MI will accept TIFs, but they must be registe

MI RE: Using Excel....

Thanks to all who replied. The answer wouldn't come as a surprise to many; You can view but cannot directly modify a number of different data formats, including Excel, without first saving to native MI format (File|Save Copy As...). You can confirm this yourselves, as I did, by searching the On-

MI: Using Accessing Excel Files

I'm a bit rusty on MI Pro, and I'm having a minor problem, which I think you more regular users should easily be able to help me with. I'm trying to show some colleagues the basics of MI, and they have some appropriate data in an Excel file that they thought would be a good starting point. Thoug

RE: MI Resource editor

There is a resource editor included as part of the Visual Basic IDE, and there is also one included with C++ if you have access to either of these, though I'm sure there will be some freebies on the web somewhere... -Original Message- From: Malcolm Norman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: