Latest Contributions by V_StuartFoote

Mody Buchbinder‌ I'll have to hunt around for a system with an HD Graphics 530 chip running Windows 10.  But would note otherwise that a 25.20.100 driver (you don't indicate the specific build) is at least 6 builds back -- current is 26.20.100.7000.  Please update [1] a system or two and test if Intel has improved the 32-bit support that would impact ArcGIS ArcMap graphics. Stuart =-ref-= [1] Download Intel® Graphics - Windows® 10 DCH Drivers  ... View more

Yep, it is good now... Thanks! ... View more

Amber Brito‌  -- you might need to track down a complete set of slides for this presentation. Most of the images on this PDF are linked to images (external?) that are not showing on the slides. Stuart F. ... View more

Depends on your Authorization code: EVA123456789  -- Evaluation--EsriPress, and Education 1yr ESU123456789 -- Single Use--ArcGIS for Home, corporate EFL123456789 -- Floating--concurrent license pool, 1 seat many users If you have none of these, the EVA is via book (flyleaf, or registration)  or institution's contact. The ESU, and EFL are via your account access to the my.esri.com -> My Organization tab. EVA and ESU codes authorize the ArcGIS bundle (including ArcMap) directly on the install. The EFL codes would activate a pool on a license server and you'd point the client install to that license pool. So, it depends.... ... View more

Safe Software FME based Data Interoperability is distributed in a separate installer "ArcGIS Data Interoperability for Desktop" built for each release of ArcGIS Desktop is available via the my.esri.com Customer portal. ArcGIS Pro also has a dedicated installers for its builds. Access your my.esri.com portal--or contact whomever is your Esri primary contact for access.  Download the appropriate installer, be sure to "run as administrator" when you install. ... View more

Sure!  But, I kind of cheated since most "administrative" GIS is done in State Plane, and Houston is in the same SPCS 83 zone as San Antonio so I work data sets cast in it often. Though personally for most of my mapping I prefer UTM. =-ref-= State Plane Coordinate System - Wikipedia  State Plane Coordinate System—Help | ArcGIS Desktop  ... View more

Lat,Long and street address you gave. ArcMap data frame set to Texas State Plane South Central (but possibly is the HARN flavor) with world street map base map. Lat,Long to street address. Cursor position to X,Y tupple matching the data.  Then just load the table to geodatabase, and create an x,y display of the table data. You are on ArcGIS, so would be very surprised if you did not have the State Plane coordinate systems available in the listing for Projected coordinate systems to assign to a data frame. And, with a little fiddling (for practice) exactly the same flow and availability of State Plane projections and table load to geodatabase and display of x,y data using ArcGIS Pro. ... View more

Mo, You have to bind the Esri Vendor daemon of the FlexNetPublisher (FNP) configuration to a specific port. Setting both the listening FNP lmgrd port, and the Esri ARCGIS component "VENDOR PORT=####"  are  clearly spelled out in the ArcGIS License Manager Guide... Configure ArcGIS License Manager to work through a firewall—License Manager Guide | ArcGIS Desktop  Stuart ... View more

That is a Registry script and the Zones\0 are settings for the My Computer, where the Internet Settings -> Zones -> 0 can be set per user profile, or set globally. It is not the not the old Local Machine which was locked down. The HKCU is per user-- HKEY_CURRENT_USER The HKLM is for all users-- HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE The Value settings for each DWORD in the Zones are: "0", "1" or "3" Typically, a setting of zero sets a specific action as permitted, a setting of one causes a prompt to appear, and a setting of three prohibits the specific action. A DWORD setting of 3 in users HKCU will block a 0 in HKLM setting.  In the attached clip from regdit, the HKCU Zones\0 1201 "Initialize and script ActiveX controls not marked as safe" value for ActiveX scripts originating on the computer are permitted. ... View more

Just verified... mft.esri.com (port 22) login: ADSRiverHydraulics Password: ADSRiver.2018 But content is a bit stale. Looks like the team is keeping the Web site more current: http://downloads.esri.com/archydro/ ... View more

Recently asked https://community.esri.com/message/781711-installing-windows-on-mac  IMHO simply configure your Guest VM to run with about 1/2 available RAM--works well for the VMWare Fusion installs, don't expect Parallels to be any different.  ... View more

Looks to be resolved, the Education team posted this to the HIGHERED-L mail list: HIGHERED-L <HIGHERED-L@ATLANTIS.ESRI.COM> on behalf of Ann Masangcay <amasangcay@ESRI.COM> Today, 1:04 PMHIGHERED-L@ATLANTIS.ESRI.COM All,   It has come to our attention that the shortcut urls to the free student software code activation and download site have been directing students to the Esri e-commerce site.   Due to the volume of inquiries we have received, I wanted to announce that this issue has been resolved.   Students studying at a university with a site license may continue to use the following Esri shortcut urls to navigate to the student software code activation and download site. Students will continue to receive the student software codes from their professor or site license coordinator.   The affected Esri links were:   www.esri.com/studentedition   www.esri.com/educationedition   We apologize for any inconvenience this has caused you or your GIS students.   Please let me know if you have any questions about Esri’s Education Program.     Kind Regards,   Ann Masangcay | Education Outreach Please retest... Stuart ... View more

... I did hear from them that IPV6 was already disabled on that server, so it probably isn't that. Actually, while IPv6 may be disabled--DirectAccess sends the IPv6 via IPv4 tunnel--if DirectAccess / IPSec are active, IPv6 is active (counter intuitive, but true).  Suggestion was that disabling the "native" IPv6 support on the NIC for the clients keeps that from interfering with the tunneling--and that may explain the difference between your 10.3.1 installs and new 10.5.1 installs. Easy to check on by looking at the  Network settings -> Change adapter settings for a system with 10.3.1 installed that connects. ... View more