Howdy once again!
I'm just entering the world of MS Streets and Trips - I found their GPS Track Logging, and need it desperately in a GIS...
Anyone out there know how to get from the .est format to a ArcGIS format???
Or if anyone knows of a resource I might dig up this info, it would be much appreciated!
MS Street & Trips to ArcGIS
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RODEO
, Feb 08 2008 11:12 AM
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#1
Posted 08 February 2008 - 11:12 AM
#2
Posted 08 February 2008 - 11:39 AM
Did you examine the .est file in a text editor? Is it clear text or binary? If it is clear text you can probably write a script to convert it into some usable format. Maybe if you post a sample one of us can take a look.
Nick Springer
Owner: Springer Cartographics LLC
Director of Design and Web Applications: ALK Technologies Inc.
Chief Creative Officer: Dashflo.com
Owner: Springer Cartographics LLC
Director of Design and Web Applications: ALK Technologies Inc.
Chief Creative Officer: Dashflo.com
#3
Posted 08 February 2008 - 12:16 PM
Did you examine the .est file in a text editor? Is it clear text or binary? If it is clear text you can probably write a script to convert it into some usable format. Maybe if you post a sample one of us can take a look.
There is an ArcGIS desktop forum topic with the solution:
http://forums.esri.c...p...89&t=110643
which will refer you to:
http://rjdavies.user...iconverter.html
which is where you can download POIConverter, which looks like it can convert the .est file into something useful.
Charlie Frye
Chief Cartographer
Software Products Department
ESRI, Redlands, California
Chief Cartographer
Software Products Department
ESRI, Redlands, California
#4
Posted 08 February 2008 - 12:21 PM
Did you examine the .est file in a text editor? Is it clear text or binary? If it is clear text you can probably write a script to convert it into some usable format. Maybe if you post a sample one of us can take a look.
There is an ArcGIS desktop forum topic with the solution:
http://forums.esri.c...p...89&t=110643
which will refer you to:
http://rjdavies.user...iconverter.html
which is where you can download POIConverter, which looks like it can convert the .est file into something useful.
NICK, it is unfortunatly binary - thanks!
Charlie - that's what I was looking for!!! Thanks a whole bunch!
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