"ISSA, OTHMAN" wrote:
Did any one know of a tool that can open a workspace and automatically
save the workspace (map window or the layout) as a jpg or bmp or jpeg?
Use File Save window as...
Select jpg as format.
If you need a tool, program it in MapBasic.
Mats.E
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Hello all,
I've used the geoset.mbx utility to convert a workspace to a geoset and I'm
having a few problems (especially since I'm no expert in either
application).
Specifically..
A symbol defined in the workspace as a Mapinfo 3.0 Font symbol appears in
the workspace
Dave,
With the raster image open as a table, open the Table menu, then go to
Raster - Adjust Image Styles. You can then tweak the brightness and
contrast.
regards
Nigel
On Wed, 2 Feb 2000 19:15:43 - David Eagle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have some aerial photography onto which I am
List,
Thanks for the help recently for my two questions regarding buffers. Here
are the oringinal questions and a selection of the answers received:
Q 1 - I have 2 tables, one with burst records (point) and the other with
pipes (line). I have created a buffer around the points (20m) so that I
Afternoon all
Would anybody working in government, health, education etc. in the UK be
able to supply me with data, preferably in MI format for:
Health Action Zones
Education Action Zones
Employment Action Zones
Please reply to me personally if you may be able to, but require further
Hello list,
we just recently released a feature article explaining how the South Florida
Water Management district has resolved their large scale network plotting
issues. It's light reading and may offer a solution to some of you grappling
with similar issues.
You'll find the article at
Welcome to the Wonderful World of MapInfo!
A few suggestions:
Are you printing from a layout window? That can give you more
controlbut not much more.
Another thing I do is, when labeling, don't use the label feature in the
layer control. As you may have noticed, that keeps the font size
Lars,
Thanks for the info
I've tried that and it's almost but not quite the same.
e.g. Mapinfo 3.0 symbol set has a square with a shadow, I can't quite
reproduce it
exactly using the 'Mapinfo Symbols' font (even with the drop shadow
checkbox)
As a background there is a user configuring a
First I want to thank all of you for your response, thanks Jacques and
Pauline !
I could save my workspace by
-changing the header from 550 to 450 and by
-deleting the line 'distance type cartesian'.
Thanks a lot
Pietro Cattaneo
Pietro Cattaneo
Bundesamt für Raumplanung
Sektion Infrastruktur
What projection are you using for the table you are placing the labels on
and what projection is you map window in. I would suggest they be the same.
To change projection of the table you must use Save Copy As and change the
projection in the dialoug box. The map projection may be changed at
However, one thing that the several of us who were working on it couldn't
establish, and which appears to be undocumented, is the
meaning/significance/importance of the "\p" component of the
description
string in the mapinfo.prj file.
These are the PCS (Projected Coordinate System) codes
Did you use the Create Points utility from the Table Menu and assign the
proper columns of your spreadsheet to Lat and Long? Were your Lats and
Longs in Decimal format? Did you use negative numbers for East and South
and positive numbers for North and West instead of N, S E and W? You need to
Thanks to everyone who responded to my problem with points. My mistake was with
showing Lat as the "Y" value and Long as the "X" when creating points. I had them the
other way around.
Regards,
Jim Schumm
"ZONING ADMINISTRATOR" [EMAIL PROTECTED] 02/03/00 12:54PM
Did you use the Create Points
Many have recently responded to problems with opening workspaces due to
deleted or path changed files. Several have advised to simply delete the
reference to file in the Open Table " " section and the Map from Table
section. This is not good advice. The problem comes in when you delete the
So that you know, this doesn't work well in practice. I often have workspaces
with 100 or more tables in a workspace, and I am sure I am not alone. It is not
uncommon for someone to come back 2-3 years later and want to use that map as a
base. You have to allocate hours to resurrecting or
Iain,
The Namibian Datum is based on the origin point, "Schwarzek" near Gobabis
where:
Lat = -22* 45' 35.820" South,
Lon = +18* 40' 34.549" East of Greenwich.
The ellipsoid of reference is the Bessel 1841, but it was implemented with the
"Legal Metre." When expressed in International meters
We did analysis by census tracts: Our statistician predicted number of
cases of lead poisoning per 1000. Now they want the results by zip code.
Yup: years ago, when I was a heavy MapInfo programmer, I did this sort of
thing all the time. Now I'm afraid I might forget. Considering the request
At 01:50 PM 2/3/00 -0500, ZONING ADMINISTRATOR wrote:
Many have recently responded to problems with opening workspaces due to
deleted or path changed files. ...What do I suggest you ask? Replace
the problem table with a known table
that will open in both the Open Table section and the Map From
Hi All!
Will Woodruff wrote as a tip for saving wrecked workspaces:
What do I suggest you ask? Replace the problem table with a known table
that will open in both the Open Table section and the Map From section.
Open your workspace. Close the replacement table. Save the workspace.
Well,
For the future, I would suggest our Workspace Manager. Downloadable from our
website for a free time renewable version.
It can create a .worp file. This in essence is a compressed workspace, that
when reopened, can reassign the data files to new directories. You could
also archive old
Thank you for all your responses - I am checking into them and trying them
out. I will report back once I understand what I'm doing. :)
;)))
Sarah Myers
Sr. Admin. Asst. to
Eric Sund, Manager
Preventive Care Operations
Check Up Centers
Blue Cross of California
T:805/480-7132
F:805/376-3398
Message text written by Kenneth Laas
I remember seeing something about being able to change MapInfo's
start-up splash screen to a customized BMP, something like a company
logo. I feel kind of stupid asking this simple question, but I cannot
figure it out for the life of me. Any help would
Dear List,
Does anyone have any experience with ODBC errors on a network LAN where
Office 97 Pro. is accessed via their network. My problem is ODBC errors
each time I run MapInfo 5.5. A DLL fails to load and MapInfo halts then
when the ok button is pushed on the errors popup window MapInfo
If you have VC++ you can probably modify the DLL with the bitmap resource
that is used on the splash screen. You can probably also screw with the
toolbar button icons! Do you know any Mapinfo users who need a good April
Fools joke?
- Brad
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New MapServer for Mapinfo
AGT MapServer is a new mapserver. You can download it from
www.demokrasivakfi.org.tr/~korkmaz/mapserver.zip
This version of the AGT MapServer is only Beta and it is
Hamish,
There is a TrueType font called "MapInfo Symbols" that implement the same
symbols
as the old 3.0 vector symbol library. Use that instead in MI Pro, and I'm
sure it'll work in MapX.
Lars Nielsen
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interested in how people manage to teach such a large body of
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The Jan 2000 digest for MapInfo-L is available from
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