The tab file in the MWS file is changed to a relative path

After you save an existing multiple layers (tab) file to a MWS workspace by using MapInfo, after you send the MWS file to another computer, turn on MWS, prompt for the individual tab files, the file does not exist, and the path shown is the absolute path when the original computer was added.

Open the MWS file with Notepad, which will resemble the following statement <DataSourceName> prefecture-level </DataSourceName><FileName>F:\dian\map\ prefecture-level cities. TAB</FileName>

Instead of <DataSourceName> Prefecture -level </DataSourceName><FileName> prefecture-level. TAB</FileName>

Save so that it becomes a relative path to the MWS file sibling, which can be opened normally on another computer or other path.

For MWS generated with the Mapxtreme workspace Manager, the description is <FileName> prefecture-level. Tab</filename>.

The tab file in the MWS file is changed to a relative path