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ArcGIS Pro Reshape Editing Tool blog posted

ArcGIS Pro 3.5 is here! We are so excited to share the latest enhancements and features, all driven by your valuable feedback. We know how important it is to have reliable tools in your daily work. That’s why each release focuses heavily on improving performance, productivity, and quality.

Key highlights include enhanced collaboration through portal projects, streamlined deed dimensions extraction with the new COGO Reader, and powerful semantic search capabilities and tool suggestions in ModelBuilder.

To improve discoverability and ease of access to data offerings, Esri has introduced an e-commerce experience for users to purchase demographic data for the United States.  

Discover what's new with Esri Demographics

Now your data can get younger!

Esri's Data Development team utilized Esri Updated Demographics to visualize where couples who have tied the knot are located across the United States.

How I managed to migrate many personal geodatabases (.mdb) to file geodatabases (.gdb) in preparation of losing access to ArcMap. 

How to get the number of attachments in an attribute table, including the format of each attachment.

The November 2024 releases of ArcGIS include advancements that deliver a seamless imagery management and analysis experience across desktop, online, and enterprise environments to meet your growing organizational needs. If you work primarily in the desktop and are looking for simplified deep learning workflows, improved oriented imagery layer support, or to manage newer data types for advanced analysis, such as Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) or hyperspectral data, check out the What’s New in Image Management and Analysis in ArcGIS Pro section of this blog post.

The teams working on ArcGIS Pro have outdone themselves with this release. From enhanced data visualization and GeoAI capabilities to improved search and license management, this update brings greater efficiencies for both administrators and users. Explore what's new.