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Great idea, Prasanta! ... View more

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Hi Devlyn, what exactly are you referring to, when you say the "details" of the transformation? In 10.2 no more details are shown, although the interface has a slightly different look: ... View more

Yeah, I really would recommend checking and the Projecting anything that is different as the first step. Sometimes there can be subtle effects you may not realize. ... View more

Do you mean the output from buffering? Honestly, you're playing with fire anytime you start with data that is not all in the same projected coordinate system. For instance, your buffers are being created from shapes that are in a different CS, so there could be unexpected results. It's best practice to get everything into the same PCS before you start any geoprocessing, and the Project tool is the only sure way to do that correctly. ... View more

Well, want your data to be in projected coordinates rather than geographic, so I would start by reprojecting the original outline shapefile, before buffering, using the Project tool. # project data   arcpy.Project_management(infc, outfc, outCS) Help file here: ArcGIS Desktop ... View more

Of course, there are several other ways to make your labels show up, including offsetting the labeling from the line, or even giving the label itself a white halo. ... View more

Go to the symbology for the line layer, click the symbol to edit it, and then select Edit Symbol. Click the Type drop-down arrow in the Symbol Property Editor dialog box and click Cartographic Line Symbol. Set the Units to Points. Click the Color drop-down arrow and click black. Set the Width to 3.4 points. Click Butt for Line Caps and Round for Line Joins. Click the Add A New Layer button . Cartographic Line Symbol should already be selected as the Type. Click white from the color palette. Set the Width to 2.6 points. Click Butt for Line Caps and Round for Line Joins. Click OK. ... View more

It is not necessary to convert to integer when calculating the long type field equal to the double or float field. In fact, if you simply calculate it as Field_long = Field_double, the numbers will be rounded correctly.. ... View more

Hi Ahsan, what exactly are you trying to achieve with the data you have? What do you want your model to do? ... View more

Right, I see that you have created a project, but have you added a map to it? You won't be able to drag and drop feature classes unless you have a map in your project. Try selecting New Map on the Insert tab. ... View more

Well that kind of depends how your getting it printed. If at a print shop, I would ask the printer how they prefer your file to be laid out. ... View more