For those of you who know the MidNight Mapper I hope you will not overly
discount my comments in regards to educational use and licensing of MapInfo
technologies.
When MapInfo gets berated because its "not conforming to an ESRI practice"
well shame on us. I hope we are better than they. ESRI
Hi All,
Bill Thoen wrote;
ESRI's going to be busy rethinking again now that Microsoft is
retiring all the old COM and DCOM stuff in favor of this new (and
incompatible) thing called "C-sharp."
I checked www.microsoft.com and couldn't find anything related with
"C-sharp". is this a rumour,
from Neil Havermale:
Then you'll need a letter from the individual or department on letterhead
asking for the Educational Discount with a brief disclosure of how its going
to be used. Along side this cover letter must be a Department PO for the
requested order. Data is not discounted.
Hello everybody,
I've bored from opening Mapbasic window and writing "set map
coordsys window frontwindow()"
and Loosing Info/Mesage Window
i write a utility and want to share with you,
Add this utilility to your startup.wor under Mapinfo
installation directory as
Run application
Sorry, I should have said "C#". C sharp is (and I'm still a
little fuzzy on the details) the language that will be used under
their Microsoft .NET initiative just announced late last June.
See http://www.microsoft.com/net/ for more details. It's really
the Microsoft .NET that is the big deal.
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Alim Kucukpehlivan wrote:
I checked www.microsoft.com and couldn't find anything related with
"C-sharp". is this a rumour, or are there any links that we can find more
information.
Here's more about how .NET will affect COM and DCOM from PC
World:
Short of solving the "lock" problem, here is a way to "redocked" toolpads.
fix_pads.mbx is a "ButtonPad Master". It registers their positions whenever
you want (it does it automatically when it starts with a clean slate) in an
INI file. It will restore them if they are displaced with a simple
