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ArcMap converter for UMN Mapserver

Quick Specs

  • Supporting GIS: ArcGIS
  • Date Added: May 18th, 2005
  • Modified: May 18th, 2005
  • File size: 2640.0KB
  • Total Downloads: 3238
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New! AmeiN! ArcMap© easy into the Net (web)! After the huge success of AveiN! we now also released an interface between ArcMap© and the UMN Mapserver. AmeiN! is integrated as extension into the GUI of ArcMap©. It writes UMN Mapserver project files and also convert many of the symbols edited in ArcGIS. AmeiN! is released under the GNU LGPL. You may download it for free, you can get a written manual from us (99 Euros).

Author's Information

Till Adams
adams@terrestris.de
terrestris
http://www.terrestris.de/hp/en/index.html

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