Powerful GIS and IPS
for Windows 95 and NT

These Windows 95 and NT versions operated on Pentium platforms provide equal or better performance when compared to these identical TNT products operated on any current entry level workstation. TNTmips (110 Mb when installed under Windows 95) provides an integrated approach to spatial data analysis and display that equals or exceeds the performance of other advanced professional products on any platform. In addition, matching the breadth of TNTmips capabilities would require the purchase of several of the most advanced, but separate GIS, image processing, CAD, and desktop cartographic products, which are not even available for Windows 95 or NT based PCs.

Long standing features in TNTmips include raster, vector, CAD, TIN display, editing, and interconversion; pin mapping (symbolic map overlays from database query); symbol, line, and fill pattern design tools; automated map legend generation; wide support for X-Y digitizers, scanners, plotters, and printers(laser, thermal transfer, ink jet, sublimation); database query for selection and styling of points, lines, and polygons; interactive tabular selection and viewing for vector, CAD, and TIN objects; 3-D display; video capture; mosaicking; georeferencing and warping to many map projections; elevation mapping and orthoimage creation; classification and interpretation; statistical measurements; smart line-following; buffer zone creation; polygon fitting; watershed and viewshed analysis; screen and page layout including scale bars, map grids, and legends; outline annotation fonts and tools; and customization with Spatial Manipulation Language. TNTmips interactive user interface now provides toolbars with ToolTips for 120 small color icons for commonly used actions. Icons can also be selected and organized into moveable toolbars to provide graphic access to commonly used, large processing modules, such as importing or exporting to a specific format. Rapid, individualized software support via phone, FAX, or email without cost has also been a contributing factor to the wide geographic spread of TNTmips to 75 nations.