We are the MapBasic programmers. We write a application to select a group
of polygon into selection. We use the spatial SQL statements.
We want to find out the polygons in Table1 that are not contained by
the polygons in Table2.
Ex. Select Obj From Table1 Where not (Obj within any(Select Obj From
We are the MapBasic programmers. We write a application to select a group
of polygon into selection. We use the spatial SQL statements.
We want to find out the polygons in Table1 that are not contained by
the polygons in Table2.
Ex. Select Obj From Table1 Where not (Obj within any(Select Obj From
We are the MapBasic programmers. We write a application to select a group
of polygon into selection. We use the spatial SQL statements.
We want to find out the polygons in Table1 that are not contained by
the polygons in Table2.
Ex. Select Obj From Table1 Where not (Obj within any(Select Obj From
Hello mappers,
Are there some experts on coordsys transformations out there? In
the field Arheologists often work with a local coordsystem
(nonearth meters). During the gis analysis we want to place all
the information in an national non-earth(meters)coordsys.
Until now I used Rotator from the ft
Hello.
I didn't have any problem using the HP downloaded driver (HP 750C C3196A for W95; MI
pro v 4.1). Big rasters are well printed, even if in a long time (about 30 min for a
300 Mb raster image).
Bye.
Stefano Felici
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> I know this question has probably been asked a th
What is the procedure for acquiring address information from credit card
companies?
For example, if I am a retail merchant whose customers pay with credit
cards, how can I get the billing addresses from those transactions?
Also, is it possible to detrermine of the card was issued to a business
or
Don't forget about the low-priced, high-content documents from Jacques
Paris at http://ww.total.net/~rparis/gisproducts.htm .
Steve Wallace
GIS & Market Information Manager
Florida Farm Bureau Insurance Companies
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At 12:30 PM 07/15/1999 +0700, Hydrosult Jakarta wrote:
>Does anyone know if the new Thematic Grid file format has been documented
>anywhere ?
>
>I would love to get some grid data like DEMS into MapInfo, but have not been
>able to find any documentation of the file format or a tool to convert othe
Has anyone tried importing patterns into MI from CADD? I would like to add some
lithologic patterns to MI - Any ideas how to import these patterns into the "Fill" for
MI??? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!!
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Hi all,
Does anyone know how or even if I can bring an image (jpg, gif, etc) into
mapinfo, then assign some control points to it, thereby allowing me to
prcecisely locate coordinates on this image?
This image is a map, by the way.
Thanks
Wade Cothran
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Hello List,
I have a question about SQL syntax for the proportion sum function. I
have a couple of polygon tables, one of airspace and the other of land
use. I'm trying to calculate acreage of land use classes underneath the
airspace polygons. What I need is the proportion sum of the area of
i
At 10:05 AM 07/14/1999 -0400, Mitchell, Will wrote:
>It boils down to this question - can Proportion Sum be used in an SQL
>select statement to obtain overlapped area?
Try this. It is a MapBasic statement, but they usually work in the SQL
dialog too.
AreaOverlap() Function
To anyone that can help me,
After I create a legend for a particular layer, I can not get it to
reappear after I close it! From what I understand from the user's
guide, when I a create a legend it is supposed to stay; so what is going
on?? Is this possible or do I have to create and cus
Hello...!
I'm deciding which is the appropriate GPS receiver to collect data in a
city. It has to be compatible with MI in order to create points directly in
MI. If you have any idea of prices or sites that I could visit, please, let
me know.
Any comment or help would be appreciated
TIA
William
To everyone,
I know what happened yesterday upset a lot of people and for that I am
sorry!! I sincerely did not mean to send that message to the list and
hoped you would all understand that is was a MISTAKE!!! I have been
getting much HATE mail which makes me feel even worse!!! ONCE AG
Wade,
This can be done directly in MI using the Table|Raster| registration route.
If you have several images to import, you may find that the utility named
REG_RAST (freeware, on our site, see below) could be of help.
Jacques Paris
e-
Walter,
Have you considered using the AFFINE clause that could register any DXF in
any "orthogonallly projected" or non-earth coordsys? The only delicate point
is the calculation of the 6 parameters, difficulty residing essentially in
the understanding of the direction of the change.
I have deta
>Does anyone know how or even if I can bring an
>image (jpg, gif, etc) into mapinfo, then assign
>some control points to it, thereby allowing me to
>prcecisely locate coordinates on this image?
>This image is a map, by the way.
When you open the file (>File >Open Table ) select File Type "Ra
If mapper, browser and MapBasic windows exist in any combination, Maximizing
one of them maximizes all of them.
Is there a way avoid those unwanted window size changes?
TIA
Jacques Paris
e-mail[EMAIL PROTECTED]
alternate
Hey...that's an easy one i can even answer...
Open your image as a "Raster Image" from the open table menu...
then when it asksregister the image.
Then you just plot your coordinates.
Let me know if you have any more questions
Martin Schrager
MarketVision Research
Wow! The response was overwhelming! Too many people to thank individually, so
this is for everyone who responded to my question.
THANKS! All the answers were 100% correct, and I was able to do exactly what I
needed to do.
With pround appreciation,
Wade Cothran
You have two or four major types of GPS systems. Real-time correction of
pusedorange or carrier calculation and post process of the same. The real-time
GPS stuff needs radios as well as the benchmark system. In the case of
standardized RTCM correction against a first quality benchmark where the r
My original post was:
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Does anybody know a way of packing tables in batch mode?
I have about 3 thousand to go through.
Also, are there any known problems with data integrity when
packing tables? I'd hate to pack everything and then find out 6
months or a year from now I
Has anyone done or seen a comparison recently of lower-end U.S. street data
products - e.g. MapInfo Streetworks, Wessex Streets 6.0, US Digital Atlas
1999? Thanks,
Josh Ostroff
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You wrote:
>>Does anyone know of any software that is used just for viewing
>> mapinfo files?
You might want to check out:
1) the MapInfo ProViewer viewer (contact MapInfo)
2) the Geographic Explorer, a free viewer for MapInfo files and many other vector and
image files. You can do
Ken,
>From what I remember a whole bunch of geo-demographic firms
in the US and Canada collect credit card billing info
directly from banks on the basis of bilateral agreements.
I am not sure whether they can release this kind of data to
individuals and how legal the whole things is from the star
I totally agree. The sender has been warned, but I think this was
just a mistake on his part. Just prior to this posting there was
a whole slew of messages that failed to get posted correctly
(missing content, titles changing, etc.), and I think this one
just got loose. Nevertheless, incompetence
Good grief! I just joined the list and already I think I know the answer to
one of the questions, so I can't resist.
If you have some points on your raster image that can be used to register
the image- open it as a MapInfo table using File>Open Table, then select
Raster Image. Select the image fi
Chad,
>From my experience, the legend window once closed is gone and has to be be
recreated. It is just like any other map window. When you create it you
should just move from window to window to move out of that view.
Dina Korkovelos
GIS Analyst
AT&T Local Services
-Original Message-
Chad,
I've read only few lines from your mail and deleted it and didn't care.
firstly I thought that it was from a unemployed idle person (i couldn't find
a good synonmy from Turkish)
It could be anyone else and even me.
So it is good to hear that it was a mistake.
But of course it is not a good t
You want to use the georeg.mbx utility. It comes with MapInfo.
Just click on File/Run MapBasic Program.
- Bill Thoen
Megan Hamel wrote:
>
> to the MapInfo-L, just haven't received conformatin yet) I have a geotiff
> image from the usgs. What I am trying to do is open it up in MapInfo.
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Hello Bill/all ,
I was wondering if you/anyone might be able to answer a question for me
concerning the importing capabilities of MapInfo. ( I have signed up again
to the MapInfo-L, just haven't received conformatin yet) I have a geotiff
image from the usgs. What I am trying to do is open it
Dear list,
I have a little query regarding fitting a straight line to an arc
(line with a bend). We extract data from one source, and wish to
overlay it to existing sewer records. However, since some of the
sewers have bends in them, and we only have a start and finish point,
is there any way
Chad, I feel badly for creating such a ruckus yesterday. You certainly have
apologized enough. Don't worry about it - things will settle down. You're
going to get rug burn if you spend any more time on your knees apologizing to
the MapInfo gods. On Fridays people publish 'Friday Funnies' and w
Apology accepted Chad! Mistakes can, and do happen. Why oh why is it, that all
the lessons we learn in life, are either painful or expensivehmmm.
Laura
Chad Scheidecker wrote:
> To everyone,
>
> I know what happened yesterday upset a lot of people and for that I am
> sorry!! I si
Hello all,
I am familiar with the AGlink tool in MapInfo which translates Atlas
files into MI format... My question is: is there a translator to go from MI
to Atlas??? Any help would be appreciated.
-Mike Perry
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I have been given some sort of geographic data.
Source unknown, documentation unknown, format unknown. They all appear to be in
a binary format
The files have the following extentions
*.dib
*.idx
*.pnf
*.txs
If anyone could provide me with information on
what the format for the data i
If I hear another public complaint or apology about Chad I think I'll puke.
Let this be the last one.
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> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> To: Chad Scheidecker; MapInfo
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Walter and Jacques,
I disagree with the 6-parameter suggestion. I do not believe anything more than
a 3-parameter is reasonable to transform between a local archeological "Dig"
coordinate system and a geodetic system.
When I say 3 parameters, I mean a change in X coordinates, a change in Y
coor
Title:
Has anyone had problems configuring
MapInfo(any version) with NT4(spack 5) and Win95(osr2) clients at the one site,
on the same network and all accessing the same data on an NT
Server?
In particular, the problems I am
experiencing are related to the following:
Text prints out m
A few days ago I asked for information on wireless GPS. In
particular I was interested in systems that could use the
telephone
system and the internet, perhaps using technology similar to
smart
cell phones or pagers.
The following is the summary of responses I recieved. Many thanks
to
all who con
slight correction -
GeoComm developed a piece of software that can integrate the cellular
location into an E911 network. The actual angle of arrival location
derrivation hardware was built and patented by KSI Inc. out of Annandale VA
(www.ksix.com). Our successful E911 integration was accomplis
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From: Bill Hicks:
> If I hear another public complaint or apology about Chad I think I'll
puke.
So puke. I think Sarah has it right: there are some people on this list
who think they're godlier than thou for all their ODBC/OLE/DAO/C++ BS and
their evident ability to never, ever make an email
The user-supported MapInfo-L FTP site has moved to a new home.
The old one was getting too crowded and overworked. The new site
is at Directions Magazine at
http://www.directionsmag.com/mapinfo-l/index.htm
The entire thing was moved -- web pages and shareware files --
and some web page file names
Tom,
I've written some MB code to do this, but its bulky and complicated to run.
Someday I'll clean in up and perhaps get it on MapInfo-L. If your
interested my VERY general algorithm is this:
1.Add evenly spaced nodes to both tables (the table I want to modify,
and my base table) at a smal
Hello Jacques and all,
If you go to my website, then to WinAPI, you will
find the source code you copy into you MB app that stops the user from closing,
moving, min, and max. The "resize" is removed from the menu command
[top left of window] but the window still has "drag" [at least on
Win
I have just installed the software Relativity for RM Cobol on our unix
server and client software on my own PC (NT4 SP5) This software enables ODBC
access to RM Cobol data files on our server. This works fine in Access but
when I try to link to a datasource in Mapinfo (5.0.19) I get an exception
e
I've just started a new job in Los Angeles and would like to get my new
company (consulting groundwater geologists) up and running with MI.
However, I've never worked in the US before and I'm not familiar with the
types of data available here. I've used digital 1:50,000 topo maps in
Canada whi
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