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freeform shape exporting.. database maybe?
This is a discussion on freeform shape exporting.. database maybe? within the MapPoint 2006/2009 Discussion forums, part of the Map Forums category; is there a way for "export" freeform shape to a database or file... and get import back?...
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07-24-2003
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There is! Walt Cygan wrote a mif/mid exporter some time ago, also it appeared in a compiled form in a newsletter around the same time. http://www.mp2kmag.com/importersub01.asp Eric
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07-25-2003
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Thank, but are you sure it take freeform? "This code will export regions, lines, rectangles and pushpins/points to the MapInfo mif/mid file formats (other shape types are ignored)" other shape... freeform are not other shape in this case?  |
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07-25-2003
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I am not sure. But I think Freeform is a case of the type "Line".. so I think there's a good chance it will work. If not, the code is there so you could implement it easily if it does not work. Eric
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