Extents of a raster image

[Stephen Lime]

World files *MUST* have the extension .wld. ESRI's convoluted naming conventions
for world files are not supported.

Stephen Lime
Internet Applications Analyst
MIS Bureau - MN DNR

(651) 297-2937
steve.lime at dnr.state.mn.us

>>> Cameron Shorter <camerons at cat.org.au> 07/23 6:40 AM >>>
At 08:20 AM 22-07-99 -0600, Brent Fraser wrote:
>http://www.mentorsoftwareinc.com/FREEBIE/FREE0699.HTM 
>reads and writes geotiffs and world files.

Thanks Brent, I checked out this package. It was simple, putting geo data
in a tiff file or .tfw file.  Just what I wanted.

I have successfully added a geotif file to my map now, however using a
standard .tif file and .tfw file didn't work.  This doesn't particularly
worry me as I have something working.  I'm just mentioning it in case it is
a bug.

My .map file contained:

LAYER
  NAME "topo25k"
  TYPE RASTER
  STATUS ON
  DATA topo25k.tif
  #OFFSITE 0
END # Layer

The geotiff file can be found at:
http://www.cat.org.au/bikeast/camerons/topo25k.tif 

The same file without geo data can be found at:
http://www.cat.org.au/bikeast/camerons/topo25k.tif.bak 

and the top25k.tfw file contains:
                8.2e-005
                       0
                       0
              -9.01e-005
                151.1703
                -33.8657


Cameron Shorter
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