Carlos,
Not sure if this could be related to your problem, but the way we have
always made this installation (~20 machines now, including xp and vista)
is running the osgeo4w installer first.
Also, what do you mean by not having the ECW support? You
do not get qgis to display the ecw layer
Hi Mike
AFAIK there are Plans for a standalone Installer on Windows and a lot of
people currently try to get it compiling.
What I know is that there are some problems with integrating Python and
GRASS support in a standalone installer.
But there are already Standalone Installers without Python
*lol* my fault - i should consider reading before answering questions :)
and you should not use old post in mails .. ;)
sorry to all - but at least the answer was actual :)
regards
Werner
___
Qgis-user mailing list
Qgis-user@lists.osgeo.org
Hi List!
I take the liberty to start a new thread on this subject. I am currently
having serious trouble using QGis because of the poor Windows support.
I was happily using the second preview when I decided to upgrade to Kore.
Then the trouble began.
As described on the QGis forum, the so-called
I'd like to reiterate the question below.
2009/3/16 Mats Elfström mats.elfst...@gmail.com
Hi All!
In the QGis 1.0 help, under section 9.1.4 it says:
*To save the composer canvas as a templates, click on the button. Browse
to the directory you like
and save a template to use it again for
Mats,
I'd like to reiterate the question below.
do you not have a save as button next to the file folder (load) button?
perhaps you could fire off a screen grab of what you do have?
C
--
Carson J. Q. Farmer
ISSP Doctoral Fellow
National Centre for Geocomputation (NCG),
John Hume Building,
hi Mats,
As described on the QGis forum, the so-called installer leaves out
important components in the Express installation, and renders an
unusable system if an Advanced installation is attempted.
really? have you checked the lists for this. I know lot's of people who
are using the osgeo4w
Oops,
my last email did not include the fact that there *is* a standalone
Windows installer coming out very soon, and that it shouldn't be more
than a week or so (assuming all goes according to plan ;-))
Cheers,
Carson
___
Qgis-user mailing list
I personally use linux but have had to pay attention to Qgis running on
Windows
(and recently on Mac) because most students are using Windows (and, even
worse, vista).
But I must say that I feel a bit guilty for this. Somehow I feel that there
is a lot
of very good brain time being devoted to deal
I've opened various posts too on the problem. Various things are
getting fixed for grass on Windows, as many bugs are coming out on
Vista more then XP, but I think a real solution would come from a deep
grass code refactoring to make it compile with MSVC* . Probably it
would solve many problems
I have loaded a shapefile into QGis. The shapefile is in lat/long and
is not projected. Indeed, its .prj file contains:
GEOGCS[GCS_North_American_1983,
DATUM[D_North_American_1983,
SPHEROID[GRS_1980,6378137,298.257222101]],
PRIMEM[Greenwich,0],
UNIT[Degree,0.017453292519943295]]
I
Hi,
I've been patiently waiting for a simple standalone installer for distribution
at my workplace (we're still using 0.11) -- many thanks for the efforts!
On the topic of GRASS, I'm not sure exactly where the difficulties are, but I'm
wondering if GRASS support is really needed for a
Don MacQueen skrev:
I would like to be able do the reverse operation. That is, unproject
this shapefile and use the Save as Shapefile dialog to make a copy that
is in lat/long.
When you save the shapefile, save it to the WGS 84 projection (i.e. CRS).
EPSG code is 4326.
I hope that helps!
13 matches
Mail list logo
