Latest Contributions by KaiGünther

‎08-16-2013

I just wanted to post the exact same idea. Personally I would also rather have a seperate tool that lets me add some extra data like the ones suggested. Of course I can create a TXT file and put the wanted data in it. But something more professional would be great. I am imagining something that is implemented in the MXD file and allows some formatting of the text. Not as powerful as an office program but essential like Wordpad. In other words, I would like to implement a wordpad document into the mxd project.

‎08-16-2013

I indeed have grouped items in the dataframe but that does not seem to be the problem. I marked all items I have and pressed "ungroup" until that option was blocked - but unfortunately the aspect ratio setting of the dataframe is still checked - and still blocked. 😞 Any more ideas? EDIT: Okay everybody, forget it. I have solved the problem. I had to ungroup every single item on the map and set the extent to automatic and the clipping to "no clipping" in the dataframe options. Whether the latter is relevant or not, I don't know. I just set all those options to either automatic or disabled them. Thank you very much anyways!

‎08-16-2013

Hi, I hope this is the right forum to post this problem. I have created a map and its layout in Arcgis 10.1 and all of a sudden the size of the dataframe is not what I originally used. Unfortunately I cannot change it to the size that I want because ArcGIS won't let me uncheck the "Preserve aspect ratio" option in the dataframe properties. I do have an older version of my map where I could retreive the measurements of the dataframe but I had made many other modifications since that version, that I would like to keep the latest one - I just need to change the size of the dataframe. I use a fixed extent and fixed scale for the map but even setting all those to automatic won't allow me to change the size to my liking. Does anyone know how to solve this problem? I am out of ideas and google doesn't help. Thank you very much for the help! [ATTACH=CONFIG]26751[/ATTACH]

‎08-15-2013

I am not sure I understand what you mean. Here is a screenshot of my current settings: [ATTACH=CONFIG]26745[/ATTACH]. Shouldn't that be alright? If you have any better suggestions to set up a raster painting sessions, I will be very interested! Thank you very much in advance, Khaled

‎08-04-2013

Hello, I've got a problem with my ArcGIS project. I have a 2 bit basemap as layer with topographic and topologic information. But some of the information is irrelevant or should be erased because an updated version of the information will be added throughout the settings of the project. Example: The basemap layer contains crosshairs of the spatial grid which will be added again by the dataframe - unfortunately they are not 100% in sync with the static ones so that does not look nice. Anways, I have tried to erase the static crosshairs with the raster painter tool (?) in the ArcScene extension. That works perfectly but strangely, the next time I open the project the erased information appears again. And yes, I have definately pressed "save" like a million times. So now my question is: Is the raster painter tool only useful for automated digitizing with ArcScene or is there any other way to erase features in an underlying raster? I hope you understand my question, sorry for a poor explanation. Thanks, Khaled

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Re: Notepad in ArcMap

Re: Cannot change aspct ratio of dataframe

Cannot change aspct ratio of dataframe

Re: Erase features in Raster Image

Erase features in Raster Image