Latest Contributions by Robert_LeClair

I too am working with ArcGIS Pro 2.0 and do not see Construct Polygons for the Modify Features Pane.  I suspect it will be in 2.1 end of 2017 if I read the tea leaves correctly. ... View more

True with the 21 day trial but if you want to explore the ArcGIS for Personal Use, you do get both ArcMap and ArcGIS Pro for $100 per year (in addition to other items).  Caveat to this purchase is it's only for personal use and not commercial gain. ... View more

I'll do some more digging around and get back to you...hopefully I can find a solution for you. ... View more

For that ArcMap session, yes.  When you close ArcMap, it goes away... ... View more

David - Yes, you can use a Mosaic Dataset as an elevation surface in Pro.  A couple things... In the Scene properties, click Elevation Surface and Add a New Surface -> your MDS. Remove the Esri Elevation Service by clicking the red X next to it in the first Elevation Sources and Click OK. In your 2D and 3D layers, go to the layer properties of each and select Elevation.  For Features are: select "On a Custom Elevation Surface and select your Mosaic Dataset. Your 2D and 3D features should no loner be flat as it were. With this being said, my MDS is still flat as well so I just turned it off and used the Basemaps in 3D. Hope this helps! Regards, Robert ... View more

In addition to Asrujit and Kevin's comments, you can set the Results Management for Geoprocessing History to a certain time period if you like.  Go to the Geoprocessing Menu in ArcMap and click Geoprocessing History.  Under Results Management, change the "Keep results younger than:" parameter to a choice of days, weeks, months, never save or never delete. ... View more

Michael - have you purchased ArcGIS Desktop?  If not, you must first purchase the software from Esri and then you'll have the ability to install the software on your desktop/laptop.  With regard to your account, did you create a ArcGIS Online Public Account to create simple maps? ... View more

A few of my students still use ArcInfo Workstation along with the AML scripts written 20 years ago - it just keeps on going! ... View more

As a fellow ArcInfo Workstation veteran, I have seen the evolution of GIS software from Workstation->ArcView->ArcGIS Desktop->ArcGIS Pro over the last 25 years or so.  This current phase of migration from one Desktop mapping application to a newer model is really not new and has occurred 2-3 times.  What is different in this case is ArcMap has been with us for a very long time - 1999 to present.  18 years public release, 20 years if you add in development time.  ArcView GIS was only with us for what 5-6 years?  ArcGIS Pro is a modern GIS application that is very close to ArcMap equivalency.  It will get there soon and then go well beyond ArcMap capabilities.  In my opinion, ArcMap really wasn't usable for me until 8.3 and really didn't hit it's stride until 9.2.  My favorite saying in life - "the only constant is change..." ... View more

Understand - thx.  So according to this link, it's been implemented in ArcGIS Pro, Collector but not ArcMap.  I suspect it won't be implemented in ArcMap as most Desktop development is occurring in ArcGIS Pro. ... View more

So it's working as expected now? ... View more

Are you using ArcMap or ArcGIS Pro? ... View more

Greg - in our ArcGIS Pro:  An Introduction Technical Workshop, David Watkins and I presented a 75-minute presentation/demo on Pro with a group of commonly asked questions.  The first "Will ArcGIS Pro replace ArcMap?"  The response - yes. With that said, ArcMap will continue being part of the ArcGIS Desktop for the near future meaning 10.6.x.  I don't know what the ArcMap Dev Team will do past that (i.e. ArcGIS 11) as I'm in Training Services.  If you look where Esri is investing $$$ into for Desktop, it is ArcGIS Pro.  ArcMap will have minimal new enhancements but continue with stability and bug fixes, that's it.  Adrian is correct about the 6-year support cycle for products.  Figure 2023-2024 for 10.6 retirement, then 10.6.1, and 10.6.2 after that. ... View more

With regard to what ArcGIS Server Basic can do - please see the following URL about licensed functionality. In addition to the Server Help, there's a great (albeit somewhat dated) ArcGIS for Server Functionality matrix that may assist with your question. ... View more

There are many ways to migrate data from single user (i.e. file geodatabase) to a multiuser geodatabase.  Please see the following help topic for several ideas. ... View more