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Stop adding the “topographic” service each time a new map is created in ArcGIS Pro,

JamalNUMAN

I couldn’t figure out if there is a way to stop adding the “topographic” service each time a new map is created.

How to ban the automatic adding of the “topographic” service?

Thank you

Best

Jamal

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GabrielUpchurch1

Give the following procedure a try and let us know if it works. I am not sure how persistent the setting is between projects but it seemed to carry over for me during some quick tests.

1. Select the Project tab (first screenshot below) to open the backstage.

2. Select "Options" (second screenshot).

3. Select "Map and Scene" in the Options dialog (second screenshot).

4. Change the Basemap setting to "None" (second screenshot).

5. Select "OK" to commit the change (second screenshot).

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DanPatterson_Retired

are you using your own template or one provided? maybe change it or create your own... lots of stuff in this menu tree

Project templates—ArcGIS Pro | ArcGIS for Desktop

JamalNUMAN

Please, have a look on how I started my project\map. In this scenario, as the map is created, the “topographic” service is automatically added.

I’m not sure if there is a setting that bans the “topographic” service to be added by default to the created map.

DanPatterson_Retired

create your own template and see if that controls it...I wouldn't be surprised that the blank project defaults to some sort of base layer, if you didn't add it yourself...give the new template a new name like ... a_blank_aprx

curtvprice

Jamal, I think this is the behavior when you create a new map. You're kind of stuck with it.

My suggestion is to create a project with a few maps in it (with the base map deleted) and save that project as a template.

curtvprice

Dan, have you used Pro much?

DanPatterson_Retired

Yup... that's the way... it is like using a template for a wordprocessing document or a spreadsheet...it looks so much cooler if there is something already there... Create your own...their blank is not your blank

GabrielUpchurch1

Give the following procedure a try and let us know if it works. I am not sure how persistent the setting is between projects but it seemed to carry over for me during some quick tests.

1. Select the Project tab (first screenshot below) to open the backstage.

2. Select "Options" (second screenshot).

3. Select "Map and Scene" in the Options dialog (second screenshot).

4. Change the Basemap setting to "None" (second screenshot).

5. Select "OK" to commit the change (second screenshot).

JamalNUMAN

Thank you very much Gabriel. It works fine. Very much appreciated

Best

Jamal

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