I've gathered from recent reading that SQL Server doesn't have a spatial
capability a la those of Oracle or Informix. Does anyone know why or
whether MS is working on that feature?
Thanks
Tim Rood
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Cubits. Furlongs. All good. Mine, as the name suggests, is the rood.
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I haven't seen it, but my father, an MIT alum, said on the Beantown side of the
bridge there's a sign (or was in the 40s) that says "___ to Hell." The
_ is some sort of linear units. Could it be "smoots?" I kind of remember
something prosaic like "One mile to Hell," but any town where
Have you checked out Tidemark Systems here in Seattle Tidemarsys.com
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> Date: Friday, May 26, 2000 8:31 AM
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> We are looking for recomme
ience is that
it's a good preventative. So, move some water with your wrist and arms and
they'll grow stronger---just don't wreck your shoulder doing it!
Tim Rood
Ravenna Planning Associates
Seattle, WA
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tmaptitle (string variable)
(3.5,0.2764) (6.3972,0.5813)
Font ("Arial",0,24,0)
Anyone know how to make these changes to the titles and what not can be handled
through a script that doesn't have to create a new layout window to create new
text and frames?
PS: I've go
one else ever makes errors, but I do and knowing what to
do about them would be a valuable thing. But, I editorializeThanks for
your help.
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t. And I'd like it to be
the same color every time the program fetches a new single polygon and puts
that one on top of the layer control pile. Does one of the MB experts in the
crowd have a minute to brief me on this?
T
The title to this could be "The Ladder of Success." It reminds me of that
old nostrum "Be kind to the people you meet on the way up. You'll see them
again on the way down."
Tim Rood
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The title to this should be "The Ladder of Success." It reminds me of that
old nostrum "Be kind to the people you meet on the way up. You'll see them
again on the way down."
Tim Rood
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ons" a la AV? I promise to contribute a devil of a question in
the "Intermediate Mapper" category, if we can get others to join in.
Tim Rood
Bill Thoen wrote:
> Steve Wallace wrote:
> >
> > Your description reminds me of the "test" you can take on MapInfo'
From: Neil Havermale
Then I found HTML and VRML and I left that moment
behind..
That's great. How about some detail.
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I've had are
a little more binary: work/don't work, so I won't elaborate. Good luck.
Tim Rood
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> > Listers,
> >
> > Lacking a large-format printer in our office, I'm forced to go to an
> > outside print shop to have one of my layouts printed. The
d execute it line
by line.
Soon MapInfo and Windows and Western Civilization will at least hang and
likely crash, but that's all part of the fun. If you get stumped, of
course, you can read the instructions in the help files or manual, but
don't rush into anything.
Tim Rood
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the actual phrase is).
Doesn't just crash MI, it crashes Windows. Maybe CR is saving me a lot of
frustration by not allowing me to learn it, but I think something's wrong.
Any advise?
Tim Rood
Ravenna Planning Associates
5417 21st Avenue NE
Seattle, WA 98015-2408
phone: (206) 527-3181
f
, I think) out of all the line
types, polygons and point in a map window. Then you edit the results to
label the green polygons parks, etc. Is that part of the KGM (??) utilities
or where's it from.
Thanks for the help.
Tim Rood
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Robert,
Re: Virtual City SW
A couple of years ago I tested a MI plug in called PAVAN. It plugs in to MI
like other external apps (say, Named Views) but it's much cooler. I used
it with local building footprint data and DEMs to recreate a 3D image of a
neighborhood I was working with. I never got
re "blued out."
Is this MI, my mouse sending wrong signals? My karma? Any assistance
greatly appreciated by my very tight jaw muscle.
Tim Rood
Ravenna Planning Associates
5417 21st Avenue NE
Seattle, WA 98015-2408
phone
the only aspect of site a
fire station, but I think I'm more well-prepared to deal with the land use,
zoning and development issues involved than with the time/distance part.
If you know a little bit about this subject, I would appreciate your advise
on applications and data sources for doing th
You are correct, the size is 22" x 27". The USGS Index to Topographic and
Other Map Coverage" that I used to find that number reads "Paper size
(approx.)" 22" x 27", so I guess there's some variation, FYI.
Tim Rood
Ravenna Planning Associates
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think the power
and straightforwardness of MI's query building is the major reason they use
it rather than AV?
Tim Rood
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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
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