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If you are using MapInfo Font symbols or normal MapInfo 3.0 everything should come across almost exactly. Step 3: Load QML file in QGIS Result from running mapinfoToQGIS.py Python mapinfoToQgis.py WaterFittings.Tab WatterFittings.qml -c FittingType -UseMapInfo

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Long story short, after a bit of clean up and writing a user guide I would like release version 0.1 of the MapInfo To QGIS Style Generator for wider testing.

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Almost a 1 to 1 conversion! Once I worked out how to convert MapInfo point size to QGIS symbol size, and MapInfo colour value to RGB it was just a matter of generating a QML with the correct values. Knowing that QGIS uses QML (a XML file format) to store it style information, and that MapInfo was able to export a style string for each object, I compared what QGIS generated for its QML using the same symbol I picked in QGIS as I had in MapInfo. I thought “there has to be some way I can automate this…” and so the MapInfo To QGIS Style Generator (or mapinfoToQgis.py) was born. If we only had a handful of layer this wouldn’t be such a pain but we have a lot of tables and it would take me months to go though each one manually and style them. XY - i.e.Hopefully this tool can be of some use to people, as I know it has been very helpful to me since I made it.Īs I’m a pretty heavy QGIS user now, and my work place still stores most, if not all, of our data MapInfo TAB format, one friction point for me using QGIS was having to restyle all the MapInfo layers.

Windows 2012 Server R2 (64-bit with XenApp 7.5).

Windows 2008 Server R2 (64-bit SP1 with XenServer 6.0).

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W hen used together with Encom Discover or Discover 3D, MapInfo Pro provides a powerful GIS tool for visualisation and analysis of 2D or 3D data. Contact us now for information about the latest release. MapInfo Pro 64bit was first released with v15.2 in Q3 2015. There will be no further updates or upgrades of the 32-bit release from October 2016. MapInfo Pro v15, released in June 2015, is a 32bit product. E asily publish maps to the cloud to share analysis with colleagues or customers using MapInfo Stratus, an integral part of the MapInfo Suite.In-window editing using the layout window.

Labelling has improved beyond recognition.

Sort or filter data directly in the browser window, reducing the need for complex SQL queries.

In v12.5 we saw improvements in the design of MapInfo: View open tables and browsers from the layer control. Quickly preview changes and discard if necessary. Apply changes to layers from different maps. Apply changes to multiple layers at once. Drag and drop between layers and group layers. Simple-to-use Layer Control Dramatically reduce your clicks, clutter, effort and time. MapInfo Professional v16 makes the most of your IT investments with support for open source PostGIS, Microsoft SQL Server and SQLite, MS Excel and Access, Bing Imagery, as well as support for OGC WFS, WMTS and Geopackage data. Now you can access even more data where it lives.

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Advanced options include dynamic scale bars, improved performance of analytics such as proportion overlap, inclusion of BING aerial imagery, export to layered PDF files for sharing and distribution, and completely new thematic mapping interface. The maps in v16 are better looking than ever before. Ribbon-style toolbars bring the software into line with other standard products, and a whole raft of new tools make working with MapInfo fast and easy. You're going to love the modern look and feel of v16.0 64-bit.