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Q10154 - When using the AIC Edit or Viewer modules, or the TatukGIS Viewer or Editor products, how do I marginally zoom out, other than using the 'full extent' option to zoom all the way back out to the full image extent? Just as zooming in is done by using the mouse to drag the cursor in the right-down dire ... (Modified: 2006-12-11)
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Q10155 - When identifying GCP locations on a vector map reference file (opened in the AIC Editor reference file window) the placement sometimes automatically jumps from the mouse my cursor location to the location of a nearby point in the vector file. How do I get around this problem? Use the 'mouse + Ctrl ... (Modified: 2005-09-14)
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Q10156 - What are the limitations of the AIC trial version? There are two technical limitations of the AIC trial version: 1) a 30-day time limit and 2) the phrase "TatukGIS AIC Project . is printed multiple times accross any output image generated by the AIC. Furthermore, the TatukGIS license agreement stipu ... (Modified: 2005-09-14)
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Q10157 - Can the AIC be used to convert an already rectified and georeferenced (registered) image to a new geographic coordinate system? Yes. The image can be reprojected to a different coordinate system with the use of GCPs. If the starting image is georeferenced, then it should be either a GeoTIFF or paire ... (Modified: 2006-08-31)
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Q10158 - I want to mosaic a series of scanned topological maps into a single map mosaic georeferenced to a projection. Can I do this? Yes. The AIC can be used to transform (reproject) a georeferenced aerial image or scanned map coverage to a new coordinate system with the use of Ground Control Points (GCPs) ... (Modified: 2005-09-14)
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Q10159 - In mosaic situations involving multiple images, how do I control which image is visible in the overlapping areas? Yes, the ranking hierarchy of the images in overlapping areas is consistent with the order of the image files in the list in the AIC Project Manager module. It is as if the first (high ... (Modified: 2005-09-14)
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Q10160 - My source image covers a large area, but I only want to rectify a portion of the overall image. How can I do this? Simply define the portion of the source image of interest (the portion to be transformed into the rectified and georeferenced output image) using the "Bounding Polygon" feature in the ... (Modified: 2005-09-14)
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Q10161 - When the AIC requests me to set up a PixelStore file for my project, and I attempt to do so, I get the error message 'Database already exists' or 'Microsoft Jet OLS DB 4 not installed on the computer' Why? The message that you describe suggests that the Microsoft Jet database engine is not installed ... (Modified: 2005-09-14)
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Q10646 - When I use the DK ExportToImage function to generate an export image, the labels and charts are much larger than they appear when viewed on my computer monitor. How can I fix this? The last parameter of the ExportToImage function specifies the DPI setting (dots per square inch) The default DPI value ... (Modified: 2005-10-13)
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Q10163 - How can I define U.S. State Plane coordinate systems in the AIC? For instance, I need to reproject some scanned maps that are in UTM meters into the Texas North Central (in feet) coordinate system? The AIC supports all of the U.S. State Planes, i.e. it supports the projections and datums required ... (Modified: 2006-04-20)
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Q10164 - Please list the five most important advantages of the TatukGIS IS platform relating to its possible use to deploy a retail mapping/navigation service for a wireless telephone network.Source code/customization. Source code version is available, which means that customization is possible without limit (by Tat ... (Modified: 2003-11-21)
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Q10165 - What ability level is required to deploy a solution using the TatukGIS IS LITE edition? Use of the IS LITE requires a "Webmaster" ability level. An IS LITE project can be prepared even with standard HTML editing tools, even MS Notepad. The use of the free TatukGIS Viewer, and the Internet Server Wiz ... (Modified: 2004-07-29)
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Q10166 - What ability level is required to implement a web-based solution with the full TatukGIS Internet Server product? Effective use of the full version of the Internet Server requires an individual with ASP.NET programming skills, who also thinks like a software application developer. ... (Modified: 2003-11-21)
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Q10167 - What is the difference between the Internet Server and Internet Server LITE products? The full IS version is a comprehensive GIS development toolkit for the deployment of GIS applications on a www platform. In fact, the IS is very similar to the DK-ActiveX, containing the same object API ... (Modified: 2006-10-10)
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Q10168 - Please offer examples of situations for which the Internet Server is appropriate and for which the IS LITE is not appropriate. The IS supports development of functionality to allow an on-line user to query for all objects of a certain class within a specified distance from any user-selected point, ... (Modified: 2003-11-21)
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Q10169 - Is the IS similar to some other, much more expenseve, web based products which we know about that create a GIF or BMP to send to the application client/user over the internet? Does it send vectors to the client/user through a browser using Java? The IS sends an image of vectors and/or pixels over ... (Modified: 2003-11-21)
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Q10170 - Have you considered offering client support for SVG with the Internet Server product? We have no plans to support SVG, but we plan to support the WMS/WFS protocols for rich client side applications. We also continue to improve the IS Flash control to support client side editing and other client-side ... (Modified: 2008-02-25)
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Q10172 - Is there a button in the IS LITE to allow the user to request information on a selected item on the map. I would like to be able to click on a map item and be given information relating to that item. I realize that this might need a second window to display the information. What you are describing ... (Modified: 2003-11-21)
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Q10173 - How does the DRAWSCOPE command function? And DRAW? GIS.SRV.Draw draws the entire map using the default style. GIS.SRV.DrawScope draws a portion of the map that is limited (using a selected style) or restricted in some way, such as by extent, query, etc. You can do a GIS.SRV.DrawScope alone, or you ... (Modified: 2003-11-21)
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Q10174 - Is there a simple way to change the width of a label to fit the content of the label? I want each LabelWidth to accomodate even the longest label names, but to also never be longer than actually required to accomodate the label name. Labels are always be drawn just to the size necessary to accomodat ... (Modified: 2003-11-21)
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