[mapguide-users] assigning bmp images programmetically to thelayer

[padmini godavarthi]

Hi,
thanks for u r reply.
now on wards i will try to spend time on basic things
But when i trying to learn new things iam getting in a littile bit confusion
state.
thats y iam asking questions to u!
sorry for the inconvinience


Regards,
Padmini.


Jason Birch wrote:
> 
> It comes down to the value of time.
>  
> Generally our community has shown a great willingness to help others if
> they are in return willing to take the time to figure basic things out on
> their own and show evidence of that, respecting the value of the more
> experienced users time.
>  
> If users are not willing to make the initial time investment themselves,
> and show this by asking multiple questions without evidence that they have
> done any research into the problem, then they will eventually be ignored
> by the users who feel that the value of their time is not being respected.
>  
> My personal recommendation would be that if you don't have the time to
> find and read existing documentation and find the solutions to your
> questions, you may want to look into finding someone you can pay to help
> you, or perhaps purchase a commercial product (such as MapGuide
> Enterprise) that comes with a support contract.
>  
> Jason
>  
> ________________________________
> 
> From: padmini godavarthi
> Sent: Sun 2009-03-01 9:25 PM
> To: mapguide-users at lists.osgeo.org
> Subject: Re: [mapguide-users] assigning bmp images programmetically to
> thelayer
> 
> But i thought learning for this symbolization may take more time to me.
> So i thought  to contact the senior persons who already worked in that.
> 
> 
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