Latest Contributions by JuanLuera

Hola Umar, In looking into the various options from within ArcGIS Explorer for Desktop or On-line. The only option within either product is to save them as an .nmf file format. There is not option currently built in to export to save the map out to any other of these formats like a .gif, .tiff etc. I would say that your current method, is the best at the moment, in order to have this as a image type of file. Gracias, Umar! ... View more

Hola Ken, In working with a few options from within the Legends properties, this almost sounds like you would want to have multiple columns. I am including a few items on this which may give you what you are looking for. Gracias, Ken! HowTo: Arrange the items of a legend into columns http://support.esri.com/en/knowledgebase/techarticles/detail/17406 Working with legends http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/main/10.1/index.html#//00s900000023000000 Working with legends http://help.arcgis.com/en/arcgisdesktop/10.0/help/index.html#//00s900000023000000.htm ... View more

Hola Mohamed, If your street network has a navmap file, like the streetmap premium does and I see you have ArcPad. You are always able to use the DDA from within the ArcPad 10 folder directory, and then created smaller areas of navmap files to be used within ArcPad on your devices.  The DDA can also add in SDC files into it directly, then you will be able to make a navmap file of the extracted smaller area of interest. I hope this information help with your project. Gracias, Mohamed! StreetMap Desktop Data Extractor http://help.arcgis.com/en/arcpad/10.0/help/index.html#//00s100000123000000 ... View more

Hola Emra, In doing some research on this for you, I was able to locate the following tool, which might assist in your scenario. Let us know if this will work for you or not, and we can always look into some other possible options. Gracias, Emra! About making a parallel copy of a line http://help.arcgis.com/en/arcgisdesktop/10.0/help/index.html#//00q8000000s3000000 ... View more

Hola Heath, I just tested within ArcMap 10.1 and added in a TIN, then created a pmf file. I then opened ArcReader 10.1, and then accessed my TIN pmf file and everything works without any issues. Gracias, Heath! ... View more

Hola Daniel, I just walked through the following work flow from within ArcMap using the sample Poles feature class from Riverside database. I created a new date field, and checked it out, then opened the apm within ArcPad on the desktop and added a new feature with the date field available. Gracias, Daniel! Work flow: 1. New mxd 2. Added Poles from Riverside database 3. Added a new date field (my_date) 4. Save the mxd 5. Checked out for Disconnect Editing  the layer 6. Made my axf and amp 7. Opened the apm on the desktop within ArcPad 8. Added a new feature and my date field was available 9. See attachment ArcMap 10.1 with ArcPad 10.0.4 ... View more

Hola Kyle, I would agree with Joseph on his suggestion, since I reviewed your attachment again. You created a field with 1000 in length, which within my Riverside Poles attachment. It had a length of 250 characters, and yes I would also break it into 4 fields for comments if you need fields totaling this in length. Gracias, Gentlemen! ... View more

Hola Michael, Yes, I do have ArcMap, I work for Esri here in Support Services. Is their something we can assist you with, with regard to shapefile to cad. Gracias! ... View more

Hola Timothy, I was able to locate the following, which seems to allow you to import a shapefile into AutoCAD 2013. Gracias, Timothy! import shapefile into autocad 2013 http://softwaretopic.informer.com/import-shapefile-into-autocad-2013/ ... View more

Hola, In looking at this file for you (USA Counties) from ArcGIS Online, and downloading it. I found where the reason you are not able to add a new field, is because this file is a SDC file. Which is a compressed uneditable file, and if you are looking to making edits or changes to it. My suggestion would be to make a new file geodatabase, and then select out an area of interest from the USA Counties file, and then export these selected records to a new smaller dataset into the newly created file geodatabase. Then you will be able to make edit or changes, such as adding a new field to this new layer. Gracias! SDC feature class A highly compressed, read-only data structure that can store spatial geometry (points, lines, and polygons), and attribute data. ... View more

Hola Kyle, Are you able to upload a small sample dataset, I can then test for you if you would like. I can then review your data, and then I can make some suggestions for you. If you would prefer to log a support webform with us, being current with your maintenance, I would be happy to work with you too. Gracias, Kyle! Support Service 1-888-377-4575 http://support.esri.com/en/webform/s...275/chat/false ... View more

Hola Zack, You need to access your style file, within your local machine (see image). Then you can place it in the same location on everyone�??s machines. Then within the Style Manager for ArcMap, they will be able to see your custom symbols. Then when you also go into the Symbol Selector of a dataset, these custom symbols will also be available to be assigned to the dataset. Gracias, Zack! ... View more

Hola Kyle, What happens if you only add the editable feature class(s) where this issue is occurring into a new mxd. Then save the map and check it out for Disconnect Editing and making your axf and apm from within ArcMap. Then testing with this and seeing if you are still encountering the same issues. Gracias, Kyle! ... View more

Hola Mark, I was doing some research for you on your latest request, for creating drop downs from within Application Builder. I was able to locate the following documentation, which will guide you through creating these for your shapefiles.  Gracias, Mark! What's New in ArcPad® 7.1 and ArcPad Application Builder 7.1 Page 10 http://downloads.esri.com/support/whitepapers/pad_/whats-new-arcpad71.pdf ... View more

Hola Adam, In researching this for you, this is currently not an option from within model builder. Simply because currently we do not have an existing geoprocessing tool; which you would be able to use from within the model. As an option though, I was able to locate some documentation, where you could do this within arcpy. You are able to use the Cursor and Update Cursor functions, from within arcpy and I am including the help documentation for you on this. Gracias, Adam! Cursor (arcpy) http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/main/10.1/index.html#//018z0000009r000000 ... View more