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Inserting Arrows
This is a discussion on Inserting Arrows within the MapPoint 2006/2009 Discussion forums, part of the Map Forums category; I want Mappoint to insert arrows between different points on the map. If I have the lat/long of each point, ...
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Vanja, Here is a code sample to get you started. This example assumes VB6 using the ActiveX Control. Code: Dim objmap As MapPointCtl.Map Set objmap = MappointControl1.ActiveMap Dim objLoc1 As MapPointCtl.Location Dim objLoc2 As MapPointCtl.Location Dim objShape As MapPointCtl.Shape Set objLoc1 = objmap.GetLocation(37.78, -122.42) Set objLoc2 = objmap.GetLocation(38.9, -77.02) Set objmap.Location = objLoc1 'Add a Line from one location to the other Set objShape = objmap.Shapes.AddLine(objLoc1, objLoc2) objShape.Line.BeginArrowhead = True objShape.Line.EndArrowhead = True 'Ensure Visible objmap.Union(Array(objLoc1, objLoc2)).GoTo
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