MI MapXtreme for Java

Hi, Can anyone tell me if the new JAVA edition of MapXtreme will run on a IBM 390 ? Thanks Martin -- To unsubscribe from this list, send e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and put "unsubscribe MAPINFO-L" in the message body, or

Re: MI Optimal Pipeline route selection

Vikram We have a product called Iso-Route. Iso-Route is a family of routing DLL's designed for application developers who wish to a have a routing component within the application. Iso-Route enables you identify no go routes (i.e. narrow river crossings, low bridges etc.) These restrictions are

Re: MI ObjectInfo

Title: ObjectInfo Hi Guy, Try this: Select * >From Table_Name Where val(chr$(ObjectInfo(obj, OBJ_INFO_TYPE) 7)) into Out_Test3 This is because OBJ_INFO_TYPE returns a smallint. For some reason MB cannot compare a smallint with an integer. The method above turns it into a string, and then

Re: MI ODBC Crashes

Hi Richard, It would help to know what you mean by crashes. Does it GPF, if so what module? Usually it is down to the ODBC driver not being capable of what MapInfo requires. You can turn on ODBC logging in the ODBC section of control panel. Check the logs to see if you get any further into.

MI Converting Township/Range to Lat/Long

I need to find a way to convert section/range/township data into Lat/Long. Is there an utility that will handle this? I am trying to avoid the manual map conversion method which would be a long and lengthy project. Gary

MI Backup to tape problems

Fellow mappers, I'm having some problems backing up my MI directories to tape. Most of it works ok, but one directory of large databases (each .dat is 60 to 70 Mb) presents problems. On verify or restore of this directory (using NT Backup, NT4 service pack 3), a hardware error is reported and

MI USGS DRG's

Hello List, I have several USGS DRG Quads and I would like to combine them into one seamless map. My question is how would I do this? Are there any utilities out there or software I need to purchase? Any help would be appreciated. TIA Kris Kobylski GIS Analyst Nextlink Communications Inc

RE: MI Decreasing Raster Image Resolution

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re: MI Re: conversion to mif

Actually, try a download of the Blue Marble Geographic Explorer at http://www.bluemarblegeo.com/products.asp?id=5 The Geographic Translator isn't free, the Geographic Explorer is. Try a download of the Geographic Translator - its free and it will do what your want.

RE: MI FarmGIS News: GMOs (genetically modified organisms)

Neil Havermale wrote: One of the "organic" methods to control bugs on veggies is to use Bt fungai to infected most pests and rotted them from the inside out. It is dusted on to the crop and remains a widely accepted "certified organic" method. Now the the Bt gene has been inserted into

RE: MI Decreasing Raster Image Resolution

Charles, By pixel coordinates, one should understand the pixel positions (row, column from the upper left corner). This technique assumes that registration points keep the same (geographic) coordinates but refer to new positions in the pixel space through a "scaling" factor (in your example

MI MapXtreme sites for GeoWorld article

Gretings GeoWorld and her sister magazines are (again) looking at the various web mapping products from the major vendors (a second article on other product lines is planned). As part of the article we want to provide a solid list of good example sites for each of the vendors. I (of course) have

RE: MI Decreasing Raster Image Resolution

I have done it in the opposite direction when taking low res multispectral and fusing it with panchromatic data and bringing it back into MI. In general though, you should clip out what you need and modify the pixel coordinates by subtracting. That way, you can avoid loss of resolution and

MI Questions??

Hi all, Student links list is coming along slowly, thanks again for all your links (still want more), hope to be up and running soon. I have a couple of questions to ask of you all 1) In a recent conversation I was asked if I was going to incorporate a basic "What is GIS section". I am

MI Switch in Select statements (SQL)

Can anyone tell me if it is possible to use the switch-element (or similar) in MapInfo(MapBasic) selections, and if so, how to incorporate it. Poul Skyum Upgrade-GIS Denmark -- To unsubscribe from this list, send e-mail to

MI ArcInfo = MapInfo connectivity

Hi, Are there any moves afoot to enable to MI to directly access an ArcInfo library? (ie: without translation) cheers, -matt -- To unsubscribe from this list, send e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and put "unsubscribe MAPINFO-L"

MI Program Installer

Can anyone recommend a good FREE program installation creator? Preffereably one that can handle Access as well as any other programs we create using VB etc. TIA Ben. begin:vcard n:Ey;Ben tel;fax:+61 03 6224 2325 tel;work:+61 03 6221 3719 x-mozilla-html:TRUE url:http://www.landinfo.com.au

MI THNAKS RE: Looking for Companies in the Melbourne Metropolitan Area who provide a GIS Service

Thanks to all who responded to my request, it has proven to be extremely useful and provided me with a more comprehensive list of GIS contractors. Regards Brigette Klarica Conservation Information Officer Parks Victoria -- To

MI: future of GIS products

I have to do a paper on "Future of GIS products" next week. I have a number of ideas, as well as a fair amount of navel gazing articles, but would be interested if anyone has a particular slant that they would care to share or if anyone has seen any articles that have inspired them recently.