Release Notes MicroImages, Inc. TNT-Products V. 6.8

RELEASE OF RV6.8 TNT PRODUCTS
TNTview Product Price to upgrade from TNTview: V6.20
V6.70 V6.60 V6.50 V6.40 V6.30 and earlier
Windows/Mac/LINUX US$175 275 400 500 555 +50/each
for 1-user floating US$210 330 480 600 667 +60/each
UNIX for 1-fixed license US$300 475 600 675 725 +50/each
for 1-user floating US$360 570 720 810 870 +60/each
For a point-of-use in all other nations with shipping by air express. (+50/each means
US$50 for each additional upgrade increment.)
TNTview Product
Installed
Sizes.
Price to upgrade from TNTview: V6.20
V6.70 V6.60 V6.50 V6.40 V6.30 and earlier
Windows/Mac/LINUX US$240 365 465 545 605 +50/each
for 1-user floating US$288 438 558 654 726 +60/each
UNIX for 1-fixed license US$350 550 700 800 850 +50/each
for 1-user floating US$420 660 840 960 1020 +60/each
Loading TNTview RV6.8 processes onto your hard drive (exclusive of any other products,
data sets, illustrations, documentation files, …) requires the following storage
space in megabytes.
for V6.70 for RV6.8
PC using W95, W98, WME, NT, W2000, or XP 54 Mb 154* Mb
PC using LINUX (with Intel) kernel 2.0.36 - 2.4 36 Mb 90 Mb
Mac using Mac OS X 10.x 132* Mb 155* Mb
SGI workstation via IRIX 42 Mb 60 Mb
Sun workstation via Solaris 2.x 40 Mb 82 Mb
IBM workstation via AIX 4.x (with PPC) 44 Mb 100 Mb
* The installed size on these platforms is the same for TNTview, TNTedit, and TNTmips.
TNTedit
RV6.8
Oracle
Spatial Import and Export.
Spatial layers in Oracle Spatial and Oracle Locator can now be imported, edited, and
then exported as new layers. Now TNTedit can be used as a tool to update or prepare
new data for use in these spatial components of Oracle. Oracle does not provide tools
for this. While Oracle, through other products, can ingest CAD-oriented materials into
its spatial layers, it does not directly create or use topology in its analysis functions.
A very logical application of TNTedit would be to keep the spatial geodata in Oracle current.
First the spatial layer is imported. Next it is overlaid on an orthoimage (aerial or
satellite derived).
Correction, repositions, and additions are made from interpreting the
image including updating the imported attributes. The revised object is then exported
into a new spatial layer in Oracle.
The details on these new import and export processes are in the corresponding
TNTmips New Features section below and in 6 color plates attached to this MEMO.
MICROIMAGES MEMO 42
5 MAY 2003