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putting default annotation into standard geodatabase annotation class

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06-17-2015 08:23 AM
CherylJohnson1
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Several years ago I spent quite a bit of time manually creating (default) annotation for a map.  I did not use labels.   Much of it was for things such as mountain ranges.  I'd like to put this in a standard geodatabase annotation class so that I can use it in other maps.  How would I do this?

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JacobTodd1
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When you say that you created annotation manually, what method did you use? Did you insert text at specific locations? If so, a possible way to convert this to an annotation feature class is to:

  1. Select the text/annotation that you wish to convert.
  2. Right-click on the data frame in which the text/annotation resides.
  3. Choose Convert Graphics to Features.
  4. When the dialogue opens, choose your coordinate reference system and your output geodatabase.

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JacobTodd1
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When you say that you created annotation manually, what method did you use? Did you insert text at specific locations? If so, a possible way to convert this to an annotation feature class is to:

  1. Select the text/annotation that you wish to convert.
  2. Right-click on the data frame in which the text/annotation resides.
  3. Choose Convert Graphics to Features.
  4. When the dialogue opens, choose your coordinate reference system and your output geodatabase.
CherylJohnson1
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This works great!  Thank you.

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