Drew,
I had a similar problem where I wanted the first unit below overburden from
drill hole logs. With your data I would Query Select records where
Formation = R and save the selection to a table. Then I would do an SQL
where Boring = Boring (from the original and the new table) and Top from
Hello MI-people,
Is there any symple way in MI to extract end of line coordinats to
browser ?
Best regards,
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Dear list,
Hopefully a simple one here:
I'm trying to edit a table, but when I do I get an error message saying that
someone else is editing the table so I can't do anything. Trouble is, no one
else has the table open. I've even saved the table under a different name
and it still doesn't work.
Hello All,
I have a MI table with road names attached to road centerline polylines. I
also have an access table with lots of info on each road and a column
containing the road name.
Is there a way of automatically linking each item in the access table to
the correct road polyline (in a similar
Here is a summary of all replies. Sorry for the delay.
ORIGNAL MESSAGE:
I was speaking with the U.S.Postal Service (USPS) Historian, an apparently
likely resource for "ancient" information such as 1980 zipcodes. She has had a
tough time selling the idea of keeping old records, such as 1980
Thanks to everyone who have take time to answer me. I,ve try saving the
visio file in .WMF and I register it as a raster image in MapInfo. It
did pretty well. I did not try saving in .DXF cause my version of visio
don't permit it.
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Thanks to Bill Thoen and Steve
Wallacehere's the summary:
From
Steve:
http://www.insc.anl.gov/pwrmaps/map/world_map.html
or
http://www.insc.anl.gov/nre/nre.html and hit
"Submit"
and
Bill:
You can get locations for US Nukes and other energy assets free
from the EIA. It's on their
Tom,
I ran into this same issue with an old Tiger file. The problem is
that the table you are trying to edit contains too many fields or
"columns" of data. I don't recall, and I can't seem to find my text
file explaining this further, but if you have a table containing
something like (17 or 27
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Tom,
Check to see that the table isn't already included in what you open in your
workspace. Sounds like you are trying to open it twice. If the table is
NOT an MI table (excel spreadsheet or Access database, for instance) try to
uncheck the 'table is mappable" box.
I hope this helps you a
Hi,
I work for a local authority and our office are considering setting up a
document imaging system
and linking scanned planning application files to our GIS. Planning
applications are already represented
on our GIS as points, the point id will provide the link to the scanned
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I don't mean to offend by this, but I have to say that I hope you had Frank
Warmendam's permission to do all this to his software.
Jack
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 02/10/00 07:38PM
About a week ago I looked into the reference Bill Thoen gave back in January
about the SDTS translation software
"Clifford Forbes" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't mean to offend by this, but I have to say that I hope you had Frank
Warmendam's permission to do all this to his software.
Yes, I do have his permission. It is contained in the "help" material
contained in the evaluation software.
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Yes, we have electricity
Alaska:
We also take American money
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But it's a dry heat
Arkansas:
Litterasy ain't everything
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If you don't ski, don't bother
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Like Massachusetts, only dirtier and with
Please pass on the instructions to me as well( for polygons). I've opened
the database( .dbf) in MI .tab format but am unable to link it to the
polygon table.
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Subject: MI 'Geocoding' polyline layer to Access dB
Date: Friday, February 11, 2000 7:48AM
Ok, heres a problem which I have come accross before and gave
up on...It's cropped up again, and I don't want it to beat me again
so here goes...
It relates to the query function and is no doubt blindingly simple:
I have a browser full of info, Lndl_gaz (OS) to be precise. I want to
select
You can create a view, similar to StreetInfo tables, in a text file which
looks like:
!Table
!Version 300
Open Table "AvancesEjemplo.TAB" Interactive
Open Table "capaest.TAB" Interactive
create view AvanceObra as select * from CaPaEst, AvancesEjemplo where
CaPaEst.numero =
Alex
Update two new columns in your Line table with value ObjectGeography(obj,3)
or ObjectGeography(obj,4) for endpoint X and endpoint Y respectively. Make
sure to set the projection of the map window to your desired type before
running the Update Column dialog.
Jason
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Hello,
Do you know if I can get the land section of Arizona in MapInfo format?
Thank you
Francisco Rodríguez S.
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I have been given some AutoCAD files by a client which I need to convert
into a MI format.
Unfortunately, the client has no idea what projection he is using. This
presents a problem for me, obviously.
Can anyone tell me what projection I might want to try (area in question is
S.E. Montana),
On Fri, 11 Feb 2000 08:10:08 -0500 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I was speaking with the U.S.Postal Service (USPS) Historian, an apparently
likely resource for "ancient" information such as 1980 zipcodes. She has had a
tough time selling the idea of keeping old records, such as 1980 zipcodes, to
Hello Dave,
to the best of my understanding at this locally late time, 'contains' is
geographic operator, and can't be used to select substrings. I think you
should try the following select with wildcards:
OS_Text like "%Car Park%"
Good luck,
Mikhail
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A couple of weeks ago I asked for help locating a mid-decade version of the
precinct boundaries in the 104th state congressional district of Illinois so
that I could set up an exercise for a Speech Communications class.
I got two great responses for what I asked for, but it turns I asked for
Hi:
Is there a way, program or application which I can use to encrypt (protect
against copy) MapInfo files?
Does anyone have any ideas?
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Peter Rojas
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Mappers,
I was findng that the Vertical Mapper import ASCII grid wasn't working as
expected; i.e., it would do it and solicited other suggestions as to how to
get from Arc Grid to VM. Perhaps a niche problem but I actually got more
feedback than expected.
It took 3 months but the word from
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the Netherlands. Be careful
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