All the non-integer
quantities will be expressed with decimal point, not with comma,
regardless of the specifications of your operating system.
MiraMon includes several
color symbolization tables. Some of these are:
-
Grey scale
symbolization tables.
- CGREY256.dbf (old
GREY256.P25)
- CGREY16.dbf (old
GREY16.P25)
-
Color symbolization
tables for digital elevation models and other maps with continuous
variables.
- CDEM256.dbf (old
DEM256.P25)
- CDEM16.dbf (old
DEM16.P25)
- CISO256.dbf (old
ISO256.P25)
- CNDVI256.dbf (old
NDVI256.P25)
- CTEMPERA.dbf (old
TEMPERAT256.P25)
- CIDRISI.dbf (old
IDRISI.P25)
- CSHAD256.dbf (old
OMBRA256.P25)
-
Color symbolization
tables for categorical maps.
- CIBM.dbf (old
IBM.P25)
- CDIGIT256.dbf
(old DIGIT256.P25)
- CTHEMATI.dbf (old
TEMATIC.P25)
-
Special Color
symbolization tables.
- CKOMPOSI.dbf (old
KOMPOSIT.P25). This color
symbolization table is useful for RGB color composites which have
been created with the COMPOSIT module of Idrisi.
- CAUTOCAD.dbf (old
AUTOCAD.P25). This color
symbolization table is useful for files coming from AutoCAD.
Notes:
- If you need any of these
color symbolization tables files in PAL format (Idrisi for DOS) simply
open the raster file 256c.img with the desired color symbolization table
and export it to PAL format through "File | Save palette or symbolization
table".
- The CMDE256 color palette (qualitative raster) or the CTEMATIC.dbf palette (categorical raster) is loaded as an automatic palette if a palette is not selected.
- Do not use the
"Animated cursors" of Windows: they slow too much more computer processes, and particularly the display.
Following are the error
codes returned by Windows when it is not possible to run a secondary
program from within MiraMon:
- 0 System
was out of memory, executable file was corrupt, or relocations were
invalid.
- 2 File was
not found.
- 3 Path was
not found.
- 5 Attempt
was made to dynamically link to a task, or there was a sharing or
network protection error.
- 6 Library
required separate data segments for each task.
- 8 There
was insufficient memory to start the application.
- 10 Windows
version was incorrect.
- 11
Executable file was invalid. Either it was not a Windows application
or there was an error in the .EXE image.
- 12
Application was designed for a different operating
system.
- 13
Application was designed for MS-DOS 4.0.
- 14 Type of
executable file was unknown.
- 15 Attempt
was made to load a real-mode application (developed for an earlier
version of Windows).
- 16 Attempt
was made to load a second instance of an executable file containing
multiple data segments that were not marked
read-only.
- 19 Attempt
was made to load a compressed executable file. The file must be
decompressed before it can be loaded.
- 20
Dynamic-link library (DLL) file was invalid. One of the DLLs
required to run this application was corrupt.
- 21
Application requires Microsoft Windows 32-bit
extensions.
Following are the error
codes returned by Windows when it is not possible to start the printer
dialog box:
- 1
STRUCTSIZE
- 2
INITIALIZATION
- 3
NOTEMPLATE
- 4
NOHINSTANCE
- 5
LOADSTRFAILURE
- 6
FINDRESFAILURE
- 7
LOADRESFAILURE
- 8
LOCKRESFAILURE
- 9
MEMALLOCFAILURE
- 10
MEMLOCKFAILURE
- 11
NOHOOK
- 4097
SETUPFAILUR
- 4098
PARSEFAILURE
- 4099
RETDEFFAILURE
- 4100
LOADDRVFAILURE
- 4101
GETDEVMODEFAIL
- 4102
INITFAILURE
- 4103
NODEVICES
- 4104
NODEFAULTPRN
- 4105
DNDMMISMATCH
- 4106
CREATEICFAILURE
- 4107
PRINTERNOTFOUND
- 4108
DEFAULTDIFFERENT
- 65535
DIALOGFAILURE
Error codes returned
by ArcSDE client libraries during geodatabase importation can be found
in ArcSDE errors
page.
