GeoMapVector for MapInfo calculates the azimuth (trend and orientation) and/or the length of line or polyline objects in a MapInfo table. The procedure works on the current selection of objects and either updates pre-existing trend and/or length columns or produces a new table with the added columns. Azimuths are calculated on the ellipsoid for Earth-based tables and in Cartesian space for non-earth based tables. The program is useful for capturing the orientation of digitized line data such as map strike symbols or lineation arrows, and for analysis of digitized lineament or fracture data.
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What does install from ISO mean?
--An ISO installation file is a collection of individual files and folders on an installation DVD combined into a single file.
How do I work an ISO file?
--You can open the ISO file using File Explorer or Windows Explorer in the pop-up menu. Next, select the disc image burn command. The Windows Disc Image Burner tool should appear and point to your CD/DVD drive. Click the Burn button to continue.
How install from ISO file in Windows?
--Right-click the ISO image file and select Mount from the menu. It will open the file like a DVD. Next, you'll see an entry for your drive letter in Windows Explorer. Browse to the location of the setup file and double-click it to begin your installation.
GeoMapVector for MapInfo calculates the azimuth (trend and orientation) and/or the length of line or polyline objects in a MapInfo table. The procedure works on the current selection of objects and either updates pre-existing trend and/or length columns or produces a new table with the added columns. Azimuths are calculated on the ellipsoid for Earth-based tables and in Cartesian space for non-earth based tables. The program is useful for capturing the orientation of digitized line data such as map strike symbols or lineation arrows, and for analysis of digitized lineament or fracture data.