Latest Contributions by LucasDanzinger

‎08-29-2012

Hello, The following technical article explains basically what is happening: FAQ: Why do vector layers appear blurry when exported with a Bing map service? At 10.1, there is a Bing logo that is contractually required to be included with the map service by Microsoft. This logo draws on top of all layers in the map, which will cause all layers underneath (including text) to be rasterized. This will not happen at 10.0 because there is no Bing logo at 10.0. The other basemaps should be fine, unless there is a service layer that contains labels in it. An example of this would the "Imagery with Labels" basemap. If you use one of these and do not want the rasterizing to occur, turn off the service layer at the top which contains the labels. -Luke

‎08-09-2012

Have you ever wanted to redirect your Default Geodatabase to a location other than your My Documents folder? This has been a popular idea supported by many users, and at 10.1 and 10.0 Service Pack 5, this is now possible. At the ArcGIS 10.1 release, you can redirect your Default Geodatabase through the Catalog Window Options in ArcMap. Click the button on the top right corner of the Catalog Window and then click the Home Folder tab. You can set a new location for your Home Folder by clicking the browse button and navigating to your desired location. At 10.0 SP5, you can achieve the same outcome by adding a new key in the registry editor (the same UI option that is available at 10.1 is not available here). The workflow to do this is highlighted in Knowledge Base Article 40332: 1. Go to Start > Run. 2. In the Run window, type 'regedit'. 3. In the Registry Editor window, navigate to HKEY_CURRENT_USER > Software > ESRI > Desktop 10 > ArcCatalog. 4. Select Edit > New > Key and name it 'DefaultHomeFolder'. 5. Right-click the new DefaultHomeFolder key, select New > String Value, and name it 'Location'. 6. Double-click the new 'Location' string value and change its value to the path of the desired Home folder. Lucas D. - Desktop Support Analyst

‎08-03-2012

What version including service packs are you at?

‎08-03-2012

Weird, I believe I am doing the same thing but it looks to be working for me. I'm at 10.1...

‎08-03-2012

What are you using to clip the data frame shape? Is it a feature class, specified extents, or something else? I used another feature class to clip and it does not have the background.

‎08-01-2012

If you are using ArcGIS Desktop (and not Explorer) and are at 10.1, the easiest thing to do would probably be to use the new Convert Coordinate Notation tool.

‎08-01-2012

The Calculate Field Examples help article should give you some ideas. This example comes from that page: Expression: density Expression Type: VB Code Block: Dim density If [POP90_SQMI] < 100 Then density = "low" elseif [POP90_SQMI] < 300 Then density = "medium" else density = "high" end if

‎08-01-2012

Hmm, I tried on 10.1 and 10.0 and cannot repro what you are seeing- if I set it to None or Hollow, they both look good and there is no background color. If you call in and create a support ticket, we can do a screenshare and try to figure out what is going on. But, None or Hollow should do what you are asking for. -Luke

‎07-30-2012

Admed- If you click Help > About ArcMap, what build number do you have? The Manage Connections button is only applicable (and present) if you do not have the final build, which is what I understood you had when you said you were on trial 1. Do you for certain have an organizational (as opposed to personal) ArcGIS Online account?

‎07-30-2012

I see, I thought you had ArcInfo (Advanced) based on your original post. There isn't really a way to do it out of the box if you aren't at this license level. You could search through ArcScripts to see if there are any user submitted scripts that do a similar function.

‎07-27-2012

I think you might want the Erase tool.

‎07-26-2012

Great directions but what do you do if You have ArcMap 10 version. When you sign in there is no "manage connections" option. thanks Thanks Daniel, sharing map/feature services through ArcGIS Desktop to ArcGIS Online is new at 10.1, so you will not have this ability at version 10.0.

‎07-26-2012

You shouldn't be making a GIS Server connection... The first step is to determine if you have a personal or organizational account. You will want an organizational account to publish services to the cloud. Once you have ensured that you have an organizational account: 1. Click File > Sign In 2. Put in your username and password and click Manage Connections 3. In a browser, navigate and log into you arcgis.com organizational account 4. Copy the URL to your homepage 5. Paste this into the Manage Connections window 6. Close the remaining windows and Sign In 7. Then, My Hosted Services in ArcCatalog and in the Share As dialogue should appear If this doesn't take care of it, it might be easiest to log a support request (888-377-4575). Thanks!

‎07-25-2012

That is for ArcExplorer Java Edition for Education- you won't be able to install this... That is an old legacy version, but the new version is ArcGIS Explorer Desktop. You can download it here as long as you have the Microsoft .NET framework 3.5 SP1 installed. You can also check the other system requirements here.

‎07-25-2012

I think you need to do the Manage Connections suggestion I had in the previous post. The "My Hosted Services" in ArcCatalog will become enabled once you Sign In successfully using the correct connections. Please go to arcgis.com and log into your organizational account. Then, copy the URL to your organizational account and paste it into the "Manage Connections" section on the Sign In window.

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