Latest Contributions by TimWitt

‎02-03-2014

Bill, I have written an article for the ArcUser magazine, maybe that can help you some? Tim

‎02-03-2014

After starting the sketch of your line, right click and choose "Direction..", that might help you?

‎01-31-2014

Maybe this can help you? In-memory might help you.

‎01-30-2014

Syed, In your mxd go to the properties of your line feature. Then go to the symbology tab and on the left click on Quantities. Here you can either go with Graduated symbols or with Proportional Symbols. Either way make sure you specify the field, that tells the width, is used as your "Value" field. Hope this helps! Tim

‎01-30-2014

Or you could just set up the symbology in your parent data frame before copying it over, that saves you a lot of importing.

‎01-29-2014

You should be able to just add all your data in your main data frame, add another data frame and copy paste your layer in the new frame. Once you start making edits, make sure to right click your parent data frame and click "Activate". Those edits should be carried over to your other data frames since the source of your layers are the same.

‎01-16-2014

Matt, in your MXD just right-click your layer in the Table of content, Data -> export Data. This will save it as a shapefile. Tim

‎01-15-2014

Did you try the Copy tool?

‎01-15-2014

Sani, You can use this tool to create your points. Once you have created the points just add a field called X and a field called Y (make those fields Double fields) and then use the field calculator to calculate your X and Y coordinates. Tim

‎01-15-2014

You can check in your ArcGIS Administrator if you own a license, if it is not there, you would have to buy that extension.

‎01-15-2014

Shawn, Maybe you could write a python script that downloads the data and then turns it into a table? This might help you with the getting the feature from ArcGIS Online. Tim

‎01-14-2014

You would have to contact them, I don't know what kind of data is available.

‎01-14-2014

On the left side where it says "What?" type in "Open Data", this will give you a list of all available free data. Or try typing "Quetico"

‎01-14-2014

You are able to download the data for free here. Since they have their map set up to only offer letter sized printing, this is the only way you can print.

‎01-13-2014

Why not add a field global ID to your features?

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