MI Import Mif - Revision history

tuflow>Par at 05:29, 9 September 2011

2011-09-09T05:29:52Z

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	Select ''Table >> Import'' and navigate to the .mif file that you want to import and select ''OPEN''. Navigate to the folder you wish to save the MapInfo table to and choose a file name and select ''Save''. If importing a table from the '''TUFLOW\Model\mi\Empty\''' ensure that you navigate up one level to the '''TUFLOW\Model\mi\'''.<br>		Select ''Table >> Import'' and navigate to the .mif file that you want to import and select ''OPEN''. Navigate to the folder you wish to save the MapInfo table to and choose a file name and select ''Save''. If importing a table from the '''TUFLOW\Model\mi\Empty\''' ensure that you navigate up one level to the '''TUFLOW\Model\mi\'''.<br>
	After importing the file, it will be needed to be added to the ''Layer Control'' to be made visible and/or editable.<br>		After importing the file, it will be needed to be added to the ''Layer Control'' to be made visible and/or editable.<br>
	For multiple file imports the process needs to be repeated.		For multiple file imports the process needs to be repeated.<br>
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tuflow>Par at 04:36, 22 August 2011

2011-08-22T04:36:16Z

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	* Batch Import files		* Batch Import files

		⚫	The export utilities are covered in the [[MI_Export_Mif \| Export a .MIF/.MID]] page.
⚫	==Single ~~Import~~==

		⚫	==Import a Single File==
	To import a file select the third icon from the left (single red arrow pointing downward). This will open a file import dialogue (see below). Navigate to the folder and select the file you wish to import. If importing a table from the '''TUFLOW\Model\mi\Empty\''' the utility will automatically navigate up one level to save the table in the '''TUFLOW\Model\mi\''' folder. Set the file name and select ''Open''.<br>		To import a file select the third icon from the left (single red arrow pointing downward). This will open a file import dialogue (see below). Navigate to the folder and select the file you wish to import. If importing a table from the '''TUFLOW\Model\mi\Empty\''' the utility will automatically navigate up one level to save the table in the '''TUFLOW\Model\mi\''' folder. Set the file name and select ''Open''.<br>
	The utility automatically add the newly created table to the ''Layer Control'' as the top file and sets it to be ''Editable''.<br>		The utility automatically add the newly created table to the ''Layer Control'' as the top file and sets it to be ''Editable''.<br>
	[[File:MiTools ImportSingle.png\|~~400px~~]]		[[File:MiTools ImportSingle.png\|600px]]
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	== Import Multiple Files==		== Import Multiple Files==
			To import multiple files, select the final ''Batch Import'' icon (two red arrows pointing down). Navigate to the directory that you wish to import from and select <u>any file (only one)</u> and select ''Open'' (see 1st image below). This will open second dialogue box (2nd image below), in this dialogue you can select multiple files to be imported using the ''Control'' and ''Shift'' keys.<br>
	???par to complete

⚫	The export utilities are covered in the [[MI_Export_Mif \| Export a .MIF/.MID]] page.
			[[File:MiTools MultiImport1.png\|600px]]
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			[[File:MiTools MultiImport2.png\|600px]]
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	=Without miTools=		=Without miTools=
	Select ''Table >> Import'' and navigate to the .mif file that you want to import and select ''OPEN''. Navigate to the folder you wish to save the MapInfo table to and choose a file name and select ''Save''. If importing a table from the '''TUFLOW\Model\mi\Empty\''' ensure that you navigate up one level to the '''TUFLOW\Model\mi\'''.<br>		Select ''Table >> Import'' and navigate to the .mif file that you want to import and select ''OPEN''. Navigate to the folder you wish to save the MapInfo table to and choose a file name and select ''Save''. If importing a table from the '''TUFLOW\Model\mi\Empty\''' ensure that you navigate up one level to the '''TUFLOW\Model\mi\'''.<br>

tuflow>Par at 07:29, 21 August 2011

2011-08-21T07:29:09Z

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	* Batch Import files		* Batch Import files

			==Single Import==
			To import a file select the third icon from the left (single red arrow pointing downward). This will open a file import dialogue (see below). Navigate to the folder and select the file you wish to import. If importing a table from the '''TUFLOW\Model\mi\Empty\''' the utility will automatically navigate up one level to save the table in the '''TUFLOW\Model\mi\''' folder. Set the file name and select ''Open''.<br>
			The utility automatically add the newly created table to the ''Layer Control'' as the top file and sets it to be ''Editable''.<br>
			[[File:MiTools ImportSingle.png\|400px]]
			<br><br>
			== Import Multiple Files==
			???par to complete
	The export utilities are covered in the [[MI_Export_Mif \| Export a .MIF/.MID]] page.		The export utilities are covered in the [[MI_Export_Mif \| Export a .MIF/.MID]] page.
	=Without miTools=		=Without miTools=
	Select ''Table >> Import'' and navigate to the .mif file that you want to import and select ''OPEN''. Navigate to the folder you wish to save the MapInfo table to and choose a file name and select ''Save''. If importing a table from the '''TUFLOW\Model\mi\Empty\''' ensure that you navigate up one level to the '''TUFLOW\Model\mi\'''.<br>		Select ''Table >> Import'' and navigate to the .mif file that you want to import and select ''OPEN''. Navigate to the folder you wish to save the MapInfo table to and choose a file name and select ''Save''. If importing a table from the '''TUFLOW\Model\mi\Empty\''' ensure that you navigate up one level to the '''TUFLOW\Model\mi\'''.<br>
			After importing the file, it will be needed to be added to the ''Layer Control'' to be made visible and/or editable.<br>
	For multiple imports the process needs to be repeated.		For multiple file imports the process needs to be repeated.

tuflow>Par at 07:11, 21 August 2011

2011-08-21T07:11:51Z

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	The export utilities are covered in the [[MI_Export_Mif \| Export a .MIF/.MID]] page.		The export utilities are covered in the [[MI_Export_Mif \| Export a .MIF/.MID]] page.
	=Without miTools=		=Without miTools=
			Select ''Table >> Import'' and navigate to the .mif file that you want to import and select ''OPEN''. Navigate to the folder you wish to save the MapInfo table to and choose a file name and select ''Save''. If importing a table from the '''TUFLOW\Model\mi\Empty\''' ensure that you navigate up one level to the '''TUFLOW\Model\mi\'''.<br>
			For multiple imports the process needs to be repeated.

tuflow>Par at 06:58, 21 August 2011

2011-08-21T06:58:38Z

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	* Batch Import files		* Batch Import files

			The export utilities are covered in the [[MI_Export_Mif \| Export a .MIF/.MID]] page.
	=Without miTools=		=Without miTools=

tuflow>Par: Created page with '=Introduction= This page details the process for importing MapInfo Interchange Format (.mif and .mid pair). The method is covered both for users with the miTools utilities and wi...'

2011-08-21T06:56:34Z

Created page with '=Introduction= This page details the process for importing MapInfo Interchange Format (.mif and .mid pair). The method is covered both for users with the miTools utilities and wi...'

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=Introduction=
This page details the process for importing MapInfo Interchange Format (.mif and .mid pair). The method is covered both for users with the miTools utilities and without these utilities. 
=With miTools=
There are a number of utilities for the importing and exporting of tables into the MIF / MID (MapInfo Interchange Format) which are used by TUFLOW. 
[[File:MiTools ImportExport.png|200px]]
 
The four buttons from left to right are: 
* Batch Export files
* Export currently editable file to .MIF
* Import MIF file to current map
* Batch Import files

=Without miTools=