[Gvsig_english] opening a MapInfo file
michael gould
gould at uji.es
Tue Feb 19 22:19:08 CET 2008
Roger, if you google mif2shp you will find converters to produce
shapefiles, a format read by gvSIG and most other GISs.
cheers
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Michael Gould
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Subject: [Gvsig_english] opening a MapInfo file
As someone new to GIS I dont know if I can convert a set of MapInfo (ESRI)
files so that the map can be opened in gvSIG. The group of files that
together describe a map in MapInfo end in .ID, .IND, .MAP and .TAB. Does
anyone know if it is possible to open this in gvSIG, and how its done?
Thanks,
Roger Taylor
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