You need to convert the file into mapinfo format. If you purchase worldreg
then that will allow you to do it in batch. I also remember someone posting
the location of a free converter. If you check the archives you should be
able to track it down.
Mike Lepage, B.Sc.
Senior RF Engineer /
I recently downloaded topocheck.mbx and found it to VERY useful tool, every
MI owner should get this. I directed a few question to the author so I
thought I would post the whole thing. Because it's a forward of a reply,
you may want to start at the end to read my original questions and page up
Leslie,
Mercator Geosystems has developed several plug-ins for MapInfo based on its
.mig file type.
Specific questions on .mig files
OK... Shoot:
(1) what is the size limit?
There seems to be no set limit. However, the process of creating large grids
of say 2000x2000 points requires a lot
Bill,
You could create a view/query in Access that performs this calculation then link
to the view from MI.
This will however be Read Only from MI.
Regards
Neil Moseley
Geodata Computing Services
08 9291 9970
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.iinet.net.au/~mose/
I must be missing something
I have rewritten the "MiniGuide to the MapBasic Window", updating it to
version 5.5 and expanding its contents noticeably.
The "MiniGuide... " and "My Bag o'Tricks" are now available as PDF files
taking full advantages of indexing and bookmarks to facilitate research.
There are in a format that
Dear Anonymous Traffic Director for London
Look for a utility called linedir.mbx on the Mapinfo-l ftp site.
This allows you to select and reverse polylines (watch out for multi segment
ones!)
Bill Jackson
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Dear listers,
I wish to thematically map trees by their scientific name and by their
canopy radius.
Currently the data is in the form of circles representing trees. All of
these are uniform in radius.
These have a name and canopy radius fields. When I attempt to colour by
species (individual
