Tools for MapInfo

Software "Tools for MapInfo" , In contrast to the vast majority of utilities for MapInfo, performs operations on objects in a dynamic mode. Thus, you immediately see the changes to the object. This gives huge advantages in the convenience, accuracy and productivity of working with graphics and the semantics of MapInfo tables.

Features of the software:

1. Visualization:

• Displaying the object's coordinate list
  - in rectangular coordinates;
  - in the management corners;
  - in measured angles and distances.
• Display the "Layer Control" function in continuous mode.
• Rendering " Coordinate Grid And the coordinates of the left lower grid output.

2. Automation:

• XML boundary plan Is a simple and convenient application for preparing data and forming a boundary plan in the electronic form of XML Rosreestr, and is also designed to open, view and edit boundary maps of any complexity from XML Rosreestr.
• Import of XML documents from the GKN Master of import of KPT, extracts and cadastral passports of plots received in electronic form from the state cadastre of real estate objects.
• Group import of MIF files - Batch import wizard from Mif / Mid files to MapInfo tables.
• Group export to Mif-files - The wizard for batch export to Mif / Mid files from the MapInfo tables.
• Cutting out part of the map Allows you to quickly save objects of all layers in the outlined area.
• Library of requests and scripts.
• Transformation of objects.
• Generating reports in MS Excel.
• Search for objects by attributes.
• Group merging of tables.
• Group packing of tables.
• Automated filling of tables with data from the Directory.

3. Operations on graphic objects:

• Correction of geometry;
• Parallel movement of object boundaries;
• Rotation of the object;
• Rounding the coordinates of the nodes of the object to a specified number of characters;
• Change the direction of the bypass of the object or / and change the starting point in the object;
• Extension of a linear object;
• Extension of linear objects to the point of their intersection;
• Joining a linear object to another object;
• Attachment of a linear object to another object with the dissection of the latter;
• The dissection of objects at their intersection points;
• Cutting an object with another object;
• Copying attributes of objects.

4. Creating new graphic objects:

• Input point, line, polylines and area by coordinates;
• Rotated rectangle;
• Orthogonal area;
• The construction of a region with given angles and lengths of the sides;
• The construction of a straight line at a given angle to the line;
• Construction of linear serifs;
• Construction of corner serifs;
• The master of construction of points on distances and corners;
• Picketing.