Mapinfo License Transfer
Amatista Sheeley
I try to install Map info software to my new laptop, I did the
following steps:
1)I Transfer license from the old computer installation and send it to
activ...@mapinfo.com
received the message " You recently sent a Transfer Request File to
Customer Service. The transfer was successful. You may now activate
the product on another computer."
2)Installed the software in the new place with the serial number and
access code and generated a file
request.XML.
3)received the file response.XML
4)tried to activating the product through Map info but I had problem
i got the following massage.
"unable to process the response. invalid XML response document"I'm sure i used the right XML file.do any of you know how to solve this?thanks,Hila
Of course a flat statement like that aways smokes out the two or three
hundred lurkers who do this every day and they'll want to know who am I
for making it sound like they don't exist?Either way, you'll get an answer soon. But do let C.S. know that the
automatic service didn't serve you. I found them all to be pretty
helpful the few times I've had to actually talk to a human to solve a
problem the cybernetic staff ('bots, 'droids and web scutters )
couldn't handle.--
- Bill Thoen
GISnet - www.gisnet.com
303-786-9961
> I've found the same case for my client's MIPro. With the error message - I checked the .xml file and I didn't find the Serial Number and Access Code in the first response.xml file. Please the instruction in this document : _by_product/F13....
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I was minding my own business, making my map, especifically trying to implement a custom sky onto it, but then I hit a roadblock... You see, the sky transfer linedef actions are a Boom thing, and I'm mapping in ZDoom, UDMF in Doom, to be more precise. Is there any alternative I can use?
Copy and paste the following code into the MAPINFO lump and edit as relevant. [This example has a sky named HLSKY1, which is a skybox and is defined in a GLDEFS lump. You can simply use a "regular" sky, and forgo the need to define it in GLDEFS. Likewise, Map Name can be customized to whatever you wish; music definition, and fallingdamage are optional]
The example of deepstream-transfer-learning-app has some problems, nvds_obj_enc_process is used in after_pgie_image_meta_save, if there are many images, it will still block the pipline. For example, 30 images might take 3 seconds.
So, I want to make a copy of NvDsFrameMeta and send it to the consumer thread. The question is: how should I deep copy the copied data structure of NvDsFrameMeta (do I also copy the data in the gpu?), can you give me some sample code? Thanks!
ArcInfo format is a proprietary binary raster grid format developed by ESRI. The grid defines geographic space as an array of equally sized square grid points arranged in rows and columns. Each grid point stores a numeric value that represents a geographic attribute (such as elevation or land cover) for that point. Each grid cell is referenced by its x,y coordinate location.
A standard binary coding system used to represent characters within a computer. The format consists of a header that specifies the geographic domain and resolution, followed by the actual grid cell values. ASC data can be imported into most GIS software, including Esri ArcGIS products, MapInfo, AutoCAD Map3D/Civil3D, GRASS, QGIS and Idrisi.
An industry standard ASCII text based interchange file format used to transfer data between CAD and GIS applications. DXF data can be imported into most CAD and GIS software, including Esri ArcGIS products, MapInfo, MapMaker, Cartology and Idrisi.
A DSC (Document Structuring Conventions)-conforming PostScript document most often used as a graphics file format. EPS data can be used in Adobe Systems products (Illustrator, Photoshop and InDesign), CorelDRAW, Ghostscript, GIMP (GNU Image Manipulation Program) and others.
GML has been designed by the OpenGIS Consortium (OGC) to provide an open spatial data schema to enable interoperability between independent GIS applications and with internet GIS in mind. GML is based on XML (Extensible Markup Language), which was designed to improve the functionality of the Web by providing a more flexible way of identifying and describing information (for more information on XML, see the World Wide Web Consortium website). GML can be used to store and display geographic data in a GIS or just to transfer spatial data from one system to another.
A widely used format for ESRI vector data. A shapefile comprises a collection of files with *.shp, *.shx, *.dbf representing core extensions. Shapefiles describe spatial geometries comprising points, polylines or polygons which represent various features displayed in a Geographical Information System (GIS).
TAB is a popular geospatial vector data format developed by MapInfo. A spatial dataset in MapInfo comprises a number of files with *.tab, *.map, *.id and *.dat extensions. The TAB file contains information about the other files that make up the dataset and the user only interacts with the TAB file.
A common public domain image file format that is supported by many graphic applications. TIF files can also represent raster and image datasets that can be imported into ArcMap, MapInfo and several other Geographical Information Systems (GIS).
Some datasets such as VectorMap Local Raster and VectorMap District Raster are GeoTIFFs, these contain the additional information that is normally kept in the associated TFW file in the TIF itself. Care must be taken when using these files in graphics software as it may remove or corrupt the georeferencing information. Never edit a GeoTIFF in graphics software if you want to use it again in a GIS, unless you are sure it will not corrupt the geo information.
This is a small plain text file that comes with many of the TIF format data; it contains all the information needed to georeference TIFF map images. It must be kept in the same folder and have the same name as the TIF file it is associated with. TIF files will not display in the correct location relative to other data without the correct TFW file.
A widely used format for transferring data between different databases. Data is stored as simple text which can be imported in most database and GIS software and read in any text editor. Plain text files for the Gazetteer Download are colon separated and can be imported into spreadsheet and tabular software packages that will convert and separate the field names and data.
A widely used format for transferring data between different databases. Data is stored as simple text which can be imported in most database and GIS software and read in any text editor. Plain text files for the Gazetteer Download are comma separated and can be imported into spreadsheet and tabular software packages that will convert and separate the field names and data.
A widely used format for transferring data between different databases. Data is stored as simple text which can be imported in most database and GIS software and read in any text editor. Each value is separated by a space tab. The first line of the file usually contains the field names; the remaining lines contain the data.
A simple, very flexible text format derived from SGML (ISO 8879). Originally designed to meet the challenges of large-scale electronic publishing, XML is also playing an increasingly important role in the exchange of a wide variety of data on the Web and elsewhere.
A format commonly used in to load terrain surfaces in CAD applications. The format consists of three columns of data, each line containing the X and Y coordinates of the center of the cell and the value of the cell.
In GIS software such as MapInfo, a layer can only contain the features from one dataset or table. The dataset may either contain raster images or vector data, but not both. Vector data in MapInfo is comprised of points, lines and polygon features.
There is a notable difference between MapInfo and other GIS software as a MapInfo table (.tab file) can contain a mixture of object types. However, the user needs to consider if it is good data management for a data set to contain mixed feature types.
You can draw orthogonal (right angle) polygon line segments when you press the Ctrl key. This restricts new segments 45 degree increments relative to the last line segment. This is useful when you want to draw perpendicular lines.
AutoTrace automatically traces the nodes of a new polyline or polygon over existing features. You need only specify the start and end point of the trace, rather than manually enter each node. N.B. Snap Mode must already be activated to use AutoTrace:-
A common GIS task is to map a list of points with co-ordinates that may be supplied in a data format (e.g. .xls, .csv etc.). A Comma Separated Value file contains data sets separated by commas, where each new line represents a new database row, and each database row has one or more fields separated by a comma. They can be organised into cells or columns by spreadsheet or database programs. CSV files are commonly used for transferring data between databases in a simple text-based format.
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