Directory: dmti/routelog/arcview/oct23_2001

License: 
	The following DMTI Licensed Products are provided to the
	University of Saskatchewan for the exclusive purposes of teaching,
	academic research and publishing, and/or planning of educational services
	and may not be used for any other purposes without the explicit written
	approval, in advance, of DMTI.  
	http://datalib.usask.ca/gis/general/dmti/dmtilicense.html


Instructions:
	
GETTING STARTED WITH DATA FROM DMTI SPATIAL
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DOCUMENTATION With the file you have purchased you will find a document
called What's New.pdf this outlines new changes and enhancements to all of
the DMTI Spatial products.

For each product you have purchased we have also included a User Manual in
.pdf file format. Look for a .pdf document that contains the same name as
the product(s)you have purchased. This is your User Manual.

To read .pdf documents you need to have the Adobe Acrobat Reader installed
on your system. If you do not have the Adobe Acrobat Reader we have
provided it on your CD. The file is called rs40eng.exe or it is available
free of charge from the following web site:
http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep.html


CONTACT INFORMATION Should you have any questions regarding DMTI Spatial
Products or Services you can reach us Toll Free at 1-877-477-3684 or on
the web at www.dmtispatial.com



CANMAP AND CANMAP ROUTELOGISTICS - ARCVIEW USERS
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ESRI True Type font files have been included with CanMap V3.0 for ArcView
in order to properly view the DMTI Spatial Points of Interest symbology.  
Some of the point symbols were created using True Type font palette files
from Arc/Info 8.0.2 and that are not included with ArcView 3.x (or above).  
These files (.TTF) can be found in the 'Fonts' folder and must be copied
and pasted into the Winnt\Fonts\ folder on your computer**.  If you have
ArcView already open before copying files, close ArcView and re-open.

The Windows 'Winnt' folder is generally found on the C: drive, but it may
be located on another drive.  (Contact your IT department for correct
placement of files).

If you are using Arc/Info 7.2.1 (or above) on the same computer as ArcView
3.x (or above), the .TTF files may already be located in the
'Winnt\Fonts\' folder. Therefore it may not be necessary to copy the files
to properly display the CanMap Points of Interest.

Original download:
19/12/2001
WL.

Created .zip files for Canada, Saskatchewan and Newfoundland only.
26/07/2002
WL.