MapInfo7 Chinese Version: Beginner to Advanced

Author: Du Qiaoling, Wu Xiuchen, Zhang Miao / Country: Mainland China
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Publishing Date: 2005-01-01
Features: MapInfo is one of the most widely used mapping software applications today, and MapInfo 7 is the latest version released by MapInfo Company in 2002. This book explains the use of MapInfo 7 Chinese version from a practical perspective, differing from the simple menu-by-menu introduction found in many other MapInfo books on the market. This approach not only enhances readers' understanding of GIS but also allows them to quickly master MapInfo and apply it to real-world projects. The book covers topics such as the installation and startup of MapInfo 7 Chinese version, detailed explanations of data acquisition, vector graphic editing, attribute data editing—table operations, map query and analysis, spatial models, map decoration and publishing, and MapBasic secondary development.
The content of the book is presented in a step-by-step manner, with clear and engaging explanations, making it suitable as a reference for beginners who want to quickly learn MapInfo and professionals specializing in GIS application and development. It can also serve as a teaching guide for students and faculty in GIS-related fields at colleges and universities.
MapInfo is one of the most widely used mapping software applications today, and MapInfo 7 is the latest version released by MapInfo Company in 2002. This book explains the use of MapInfo Chinese version from a practical perspective, differing from the simple menu-by-menu introduction found in many other MapInfo books on the market. This approach not only enhances readers' understanding of GIS but also allows them to quickly master MapInfo and apply it to real-world projects. The book covers topics such as the installation and startup of MapInfo 7 Chinese version, detailed explanations of data acquisition, vector graphic editing, attribute data editing—table operations, map query and analysis, spatial models, map decoration and publishing, and MapBasic secondary development.
The content of the book is presented in a step-by-step manner, with clear and engaging explanations, making it suitable as a reference for beginners who want to quickly learn MapInfo 7 and professionals specializing in GIS application and development. It can also serve as a teaching guide for students and faculty in GIS-related fields at colleges and universities.