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Loading pdf

Nageshks

It would be good if we have an option of loading PDF into Arc GIS Desktop

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Chris Fox

If you are referring to inserting a pdf into the layout as a graphic you can do this now, by going to Insert > Object. If you are referring to adding a geopdf as a datasource to a map, this idea is documented at:

https://community.esri.com/ideas/2156

BradS

What about allowing the ability to add a PDF (regular, non-GeoPDF) as data to a data frame, then being able to use the georeferencing toolbar to align it wih base data? (Similar to adding JPG and TIFF maps and georeferencing those.)
Quite often someone supplies an old map in PDF format that I'd like to digitize features from. First I have to convert the PDF to an image format so I can then add it to ArcMap for georeferencing.
To save the hassle, could ArcMap and the Georeferencing toolbar be updated to allow the addition of PDF's (even non-GeoPDF formats) as data files?

GISMallku

I realize this is an old idea for ArcMap but wanted to point out that you can add a PDF directly to a map starting in ArcGIS Pro 3.3

https://pro.arcgis.com/en/pro-app/3.3/get-started/whats-new-in-arcgis-pro.htm