Latest Contributions by Scott_Harris

‎08-24-2018

Try this... Save a copy of your current layer (in case you want to revert the changes you make). Change the symbology to a 3D Standing Cylinder (this will have a cap). Turn off the extrusion. Set symbology to "Vary symbology by attribute" - Scale-based symbol sizing—ArcGIS Pro | ArcGIS Desktop Under Size, uncheck "Maintain aspect ratio" For the Height property, set this to your number of parking spaces field. Adjust the "Enable size range" parameter until you have it sized like you want.

‎08-24-2018

Hi Adam, I recently logged this defect, and it sounds like you are seeing this behavior: [BUG-000114494 Extra line features appear when printing a PDF file exported from ArcGIS Pro.] The current status is "In Product Plan", but feel free to call Esri Support at 888-377-4575 tracking this defect. FYI - one user noted that this issue does not occur when printing the PDF from Sumatra PDF (instead of printing from Adobe Reader / Acrobat), so you may want to try that as a workaround.

‎08-23-2018

Glad that was it! Regarding how this could be set on multiple machines... hmm.. are you using Google Chrome Enterprise in your organization? If so, perhaps this setting was set using Group Policy.

‎08-23-2018

Sounds like you could have a custom zoom level for that page or domain in Chrome? Visit this URL in Chrome: chrome://settings/content/zoomLevels?search=zoom Are any pages listed here?

‎08-13-2018

Hi, I can reproduce as well, and it seems like it could be a limitation. I'll log a new documentation enhancement request so Pro users know what to expect in this situation. Thanks for pointing it out! [ENH-000116092 Document the limitations of creating vertical polygons in ArcGIS Pro.] For tracking this Enhancement Request, please contact Esri Support at 888-377-4575.

‎08-13-2018

Have you tried setting a tolerance in the tool? Depending on the data, you may need one. You may also want to try running the "Check Geometry" tool.

‎08-13-2018

The defect will need to be reviewed by the development team; however, in my testing of 2.1 (where it's not reproducible - an alias is given instead of the folder being renamed on disk), this is not a documentation defect. FYI - the bug severity is high.

‎08-10-2018

Hi, I've logged this behavior as new defect for ArcGIS Pro since it's unexpected to have the folder to be renamed on disk based on the documentation. If you'd like to track this defect, or if you have further questions on it, please call Esri Technical Support at 888-377-4575. [BUG-000116059 - Renaming a favorite folder in ArcGIS Pro renames the folder on disk instead of creating an alias.] Thanks for reporting it!

‎07-25-2018

Also, are you using any 3-party tools with Pro? Perhaps one is trying to set up an accelerator that already exists?

‎07-25-2018

I suppose you may need to do this from the Citrix server machine?

‎07-25-2018

I can't really think of why this is occurring, but maybe you can try the following: As that user, launch ArcGIS Pro. Choose About ArcGIS Pro > Options. Scroll down to Customize the Ribbon. Choose commands from drop-down, choose "All Commands" Search for "skip" (no quotes) Change it from Alt+S to Ctrl+Alt+S More here: Customize the ribbon options—ArcGIS Pro | ArcGIS Desktop

‎07-17-2018

Did you try setting a reference scale in the map in Pro? Map reference scales—Properties of maps | ArcGIS Desktop

‎04-18-2018

Try this: Open the map in Map Viewer, click Details, and click Contents. Browse to the layer you want to save, click More Options More Options, and click Save Layer. Once saved as an Item, browse to the item details page (at this point, it's stored as a Feature Collection). Publish the item as Hosted Feature Service. Once published as a Feature Service, you can then export it as a Shapefile, and some other formats. Please also reference the following documentation that covers the concepts in the above steps: Copy and save layers—ArcGIS Online Help | ArcGIS Publish hosted feature layers—ArcGIS Online Help | ArcGIS Use layers—ArcGIS Online Help | ArcGIS

‎01-22-2018

We've seen a few cases where a recent Microsoft patch causes crashing of ArcGIS Pro (and other applications) - Here is information on the problem patch (and some solutions) - .NET Framework January 2018 Rollup Known Issue KB4074906 - "TypeInitializationException" or "FileFormatException" error …

‎03-29-2017

Try this: Make a Server connection to ArcGIS online Basemaps (http://services.arcgisonline.com/arcgis/rest/services) Open the Catalog window in ArcMap. Open "GIS Servers", click Add ArcGIS Server. In the wizard, Use GIS Service > Next > Set Server URL: http://services.arcgisonline.com/arcgis/rest/services > Finish. Set Tiling Scheme to Existing map service and navigate to connected Imagery basemap. Go to http://doc.arcgis.com/en/arcgis-online/share-maps/publish-tiles.htm#GUID-C467C9D7-443D-48D6-90AB-8204E3B9FD83 Replace step 5b with: Set Tiling Scheme to "Existing map service" and navigate to server connection to apply the World_Imagry Basemap.

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Latest Contributions by Scott_Harris

Re: How to show extruded points as solid shapes and not "hoops" or "pipes" with no end.

Re: Map Series creating unwanted lines when exported to PDF and printed

Re: Vector Tile Basemap Now Draws with Tile Frame Outlines

Re: Vector Tile Basemap Now Draws with Tile Frame Outlines

Re: Pro fails at creating a simple 3D polygon..

Re: Pro fails at creating a simple 3D polygon..

Re: Why is ArcGIS Pro not allowing me to rename favorites?

Re: Why is ArcGIS Pro not allowing me to rename favorites?

Re: issue with ARC Pro& CITRIX

Re: issue with ARC Pro& CITRIX

Re: issue with ARC Pro& CITRIX

Re: Stop features from scaling when zooming in/out?

Re: Map Notes in AGOL map: Is there a way to conert these to shapefiles for use in a map?

Re: ArcGIS Pro crshes on startup, every time.

Re: Publishing from ArcMap to ArcGIS Online

Re: Copy Parallel Buffer Tool - Where is it?

Re: Create Features with Multiple Categories

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Re: Snapping

Re: Snapping