Latest Contributions by Robert_LeClair

Hmmmm...I'm thinking the following steps "may" work. Run the Extract by Attributes GP tool if you know the cell value for the red cells - assuming an integer raster dataset here. Then run the Raster to Polygon GP tool to convert the "selected" cells to a polygon feature class. Finally, run the Clip GP tool to clip the shapefile via the feature class created in Step 2. Good luck! ... View more

Medinah - you can find out how to access the help topics in AGP via this link. ... View more

One that I just learned about this year that is in plain sight is the View Tab->Windows group->Reset Panes for Mapping (Default).  As we know, AGP uses Panes and can become numerous on the left or right side of the application depending how you set up your AGP.  By clicking Reset Panes for Mapping (Default), it closes all panes except for the Catalog Pane.  Brilliant!  So other tips/tricks from a AGP 2.3 blog can be found here. ... View more

I would suggest you call Esri Support Services to create a case.  The analyst should be able to assist you with this error.   Not sure why the complete uninstall/reinstall of ArcGIS Desktop (ArcMap/ArcCatalog) did not fix this issue. ... View more

Not sure why AGP has it's own font folder either.  I suspect the AGP developers have a reason why but I'm not privy to that. ... View more

Agree - great symbols and definitely used all across the nation.  It WOULD be nice if Esri incorporated these into the Platform.  Did a quick check on AGOL/Portal in AGP to see if anyone had uploaded the style file up to the cloud - nope.  Not sure how the upload would incorporate the *.ttf as well - I may play with the CO shields today to see if it's possible.  That stinks about your canceled flight to Europe - good luck with Plan B!  I'm in Denver, CO and we received a TON of snow.  16" at the Esri Regional office in Broomfield, CO and 20'+ in the Boulder foothills.   ... View more

Hey Pete - excellent - sounds good.  Years ago when DDV ceased to exist/create/update the highway shields, a customer was in a panic looking for several States highway shields.  I found a website that had all 50 States archived and I downloaded them locally should I or a customer ever need them again.  The shields are fantastic, easy to use and really make one's maps "pop"!  Have a great holiday weekend! ... View more

Nicolas - I'm using AGP 2.4.2 and followed your steps precisely.  I don't see the same behavior that you do.  Perhaps it has been fixed/addressed in a later release. ... View more

Hi Pete - glad it all worked out and you're able to use the DDV CO symbols in AGP.  When I was a consultant years ago (before working for Esri), I used these files all the time for my maps.  All the best! ... View more

Pete - I have the DDV CO style files zipped/local on disk.  To use them in AGP, I first install the *.ttf's to my C:\Windows\Fonts, then started a new AGP Pro Project and imported a *.mxd that had a DDV symbol in it.  The symbol did not import as expected as it's technically a graphic from the Draw toolbar.  ArcMap graphics are not supported in AGP.  In the Catalog Pane in AGP, I imported the ddvco5e.style into the Styles folder.  In a layout, I was able to add a point graphic, go to it's properties and change the symbol to a DDV symbol.  I wonder if you need to reinstall the *.ttf's??? ... View more

Have you considered using a Mosaic Dataset instead of mosaicking all 650+ images into a single raster?  Could be a better approach and does not duplicate your data. ... View more

Related information for 10.7.1 - retired March 1, 2025. Rumor has it there will be a ArcGIS for Desktop 10.8 including ArcMap/ArcCatalog. ... View more

What Esri software are you using?  ArcGIS Pro?  ArcMap?  Insights for ArcGIS?  Do you have a link to the step in the lesson you're working on? ... View more

Understand where you're coming from.  ArcMap has been in existence publicly for 20 years now with a year or two before public release for development.  So 22 years if you think about it.  It's a mature product that over time has had new functionality added to it.  ArcGIS Pro is about 5 years into public release and does not have 100% functional equivalency but it's getting there with each release.  As mentioned in a previous response, AGP developers/teams are genuinely reading and answering these GeoNet threads and value the information provided.  I hope the next release of AGP addresses this idea! ... View more