Hi Ezequiel,
Whilst MapInfo (8.5) doesn't have the exact coordinate system that
you list below, it does have the Campo Inchauspe datum (available
under the Longitude/Latitude coordinate system category), and from
this you can create the system you want.
To define a custom coordinate system in MapInfo you need to edit
the mapinfo.prj file found in the program install directory (here
on my machine: C:\Program Files
(x86)\MapInfo\Professional\MAPINFOW.PRJ) - you can create an
edited copy of this in another directory and get MapInfo to use it
instead of the original by configuring a Workgroup Directory in Options
> Preferences > Directory Preferences, otherwise it is
sensible to make a backup copy of the file before editing it as
corrupting it could have serious consequences!
The mapinfo.prj file contains all the coordinate systems used by
MapInfo, and a custom system is added by entering new rows. The
syntax for creating a custom coordinate system is described in the
MapInfo User Guide
The framework for a Transverse Mercator projection (the same as
Gauss Kruger or GK) is as follows:
Projection Type, Datum, Units, Origin Lon, Origin Lat, Scale
Factor, False Easting, False Northing, Bound MinX, Bound MinY,
Bound MaxX, Bound MaxY,
For your system this would be:
8,
17,"m",-34.629717,-58.462700,0.999998,100000,100000,93743.420121,91566.420223,111752.191591,111284.351817
So you can add to following lines to your mapinfo.prj
"--- Argentinian Coordinate Systems ---"
"Longitude / Latitude (Campo Inchauspe)\p4221", 1, 17
"GK Argentina Buenos Aires (Campo Inchauspe)", 8,
17,"m",-34.629717,-58.462700,0.999998,100000,100000,93743.420121,91566.420223,111752.191591,111284.351817
The first row will create a new category for Argentinian
Coordinate Systems, and then I have added the existing Geographic
(Lat/Lon) system, followed by your new system.
Save the file and reopen MapInfo, and you should see the
coordinate system listed.
Cheers,
Andy