TAB Reader
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Developer(s) | Data East |
Stable release | 5.0 |
Operating system | Microsoft Windows Vista/7/8/10 |
Platform | ArcGIS Desktop 10.x |
Type | GIS |
Website | About TAB Reader |
Contents
About
TAB Reader is an ArcGIS Plug-in Data Source allowing direct reading of MapInfo TAB format and MIF/MID files in ArcGIS preserving the existing native TAB rendering, symbology properties and information about coordinate system (spatial reference). At that, with TAB Reader tools you will be able to import TAB symbology to ArcGIS, batch convert TAB symbology from TAB files to ArcGIS layer (.lyr) files, as well as import MapInfo workspaces (.wor) to ArcGIS ArcMap documents (.mxd).
Features
- Attribute data support
TAB Reader allows reading and transferring attribute data to ArcGIS. - Simple shapes (points, polylines, and polygons) support
With TAB Reader simple shapes from MapInfo TAB and MIF/MID files can be seamlessly transferred to ArcGIS. - Text data support
TAB Reader supports MapInfo text data, so it can be easily transferred to ArcGIS as well. - Coordinate system support
MapInfo data transferred to ArcGIS with TAB Reader preserve native information about coordinate system (spatial reference). - TAB spatial indexes support
TAB Reader recognizes TAB spatial indexes when working with TAB files in ArcGIS. - Native MapInfo TAB rendering properties and symbology support
Unlike ArcGIS Data Interoperability extension MapInfo TAB and MIF/MID files are converted to ArcGIS formats preserving the existing native TAB rendering and symbology properties. - Exporting data from ArcGIS to MapInfo TAB format
TAB Reader allows exporting data from ArcGIS to MapInfo TAB format. - Importing MapInfo workspaces
TAB Reader allows importing MapInfo workspaces (.wor) to ArcGIS map documents (.mxd). - Exporting TAB symbology to .lyr files
TAB Reader allows converting TAB symbology directly to ArcGIS layer files (.lyr) and processing multiple datasets. - Loading TAB symbology
TAB symbology can be loaded to the converted datasets in ArcGIS formats.