Latest Contributions by RebeccaStrauch__GISP

Glad to know it still works and is still helpful.   ... View more

Hi Clinton, I've been "offline" GIS wise for about a year.  Just starting to look at things again, so I'm not at a point that I can answer your question.  It's amazing how much changes in a year. ... View more

That seems to work.  It was very slow on my end, but I think that is my network, not the forum. ... View more

Great list!   You should be able to deleted this post from the "Actions" pulldown in the upper right corner.  If not, one of us can do it for you. ... View more

I know you are looking for a trial (free) version, but if that doesn't pan out, the Pro level developer subscription will give you what you need to get started.  Pricing | ArcGIS for Developers    ... View more

It sounds like you have already tried building the overlays, which does usually help if with strange behavior at different scales (ie sometime checkerboard patterns, etc).  If you haven’t already looked at these links, they may offer some solutions How To: Remove black or white borders from rasters in a mosaic dataset  Workflow to clip borders, compress, geo-reference, mosaic aerial photos?  mosaic of geotiffs and remove borders  Edit: a few more link.  I know that the check board isn’t your issue, but the solution may be similar...so not ruling out. How to fix the checkerboard pattern in Mosaic Datasets      This fix is if the path changed, ie broken links to source files https://community.esri.com/thread/189456-build-overviews-for-a-mosaic-generates-blackwhile-tiles  ——- On another note, as Curtis suggested, it would help others find your question...and help others in the future... if you could edit your title with a short description,such as “issue with borders at different scales of mosaic dataset” or something similar.  If you are not sure how to edit the title, one of the moderators would be able to help. ... View more

I agree with Dan that this might require contacting your educational institute or tech support direct. (Edit: thought you were “out of country” but re-read it and just “out-of-state”, so deleted my note on that.)  If you don’t have an internet connection, there are ways to authorize offline How To: Authorize ArcGIS Desktop 10.x Single Use offline  Im not at a computer to check, but if it was authorized and working on this machine (which it sounds like it was) you may be able to find the authorization code in \program files\arcgis\license\bin. Or in your username\appdata\<local or roaming? >\arcgis ...  etc.  Again, not near my machine so trying from memory.  Some of the folders/files may be hidden by your system by default, so may need to work with settings. but all that also assumes that there isn’t some other issue that is causing the issue.  I have never encountered that error myself....but also have never used an educational license, so by no means an expert. ... View more

Glad you were able to resolve your issue. Remember to mark all helpful comments and then one as answered or a if none, then mark as assumed answered. That will close this thread. ... View more

Hi Kathy, have you looked at ArcGIS Online Assistant  yet?  You can see and change some things like the URLs using that  Keep in mind that Python and the API for Python are two different things.  Give me a call and I can set you up with some more tools that might help (internally). ... View more

Tagging https://community.esri.com/community/developers/gis-developers/python?sr=search&searchId=1c34e34a-a99b-4fa4-9e2c-060018f0f511&searchIndex=0‌  for more exposure. ... View more

David Zimmerman  My apologies,  I was not trying to be insulting. I just wanted to find out the version.  I wasn't sure if it was a typo on the version or the software, since there was an ArcPad 6.0.  Sometimes getting clarity on the version is the first response you will get.  Having just gone thru a bunch of mandatory security type training here at work, I'm paranoid about clicking on anything if the message is a bit off.    Thus is the state of things these days.  (and wanted to make sure you didn't get a bogus install disk...for you protection) However, as mimiller  mentioned, it appears that the images are from ArcGIS Online and the licensing thru that will be for ArcGIS Pro 2.x.    Desktop typically will have a number (for example ECPXXXXXX) but will depend on how the license was purchased.  If you are the license manager for your org and you are getting that license, customer service would be your best bet.  If you are not, talk to the person that manages your licenses.  If this is a personal ($99/year), or a free developer license, there may be a different way to access. Please do not give up on Geonet and the forums.  This is a way to get quick answers, and I really didn't mean anything negative by the question, just being cautious for both of us.   ... View more

ArcGIS 6.0?  Was there ever a 6.0?  Or are you thinking ArcInfo Workstation 6.0?  It seems like ArcGIS Desktop when from ArcView 3.3.x to ArcGIS 7.0.      Although my mind might be a bit fuzzy on that. Anyway, if you have a 6.0 version, I would make sure it is a legit install directory.  (and I'm not opening you attached files, sorry). ... View more

Hi Michael Volz, Sorry I'm late responding.. The Compact version is in the cache's       \\<server>\<drive>\arcgisserver\directories\arcgiscache\<service>\Layers\conf.xml  near the end of the file.  For 10.2.x it is: <StorageFormat>esriMapCacheStorageModeCompact</StorageFormat> For 10.5.1 (and maybe prior) it is: <StorageFormat>esriMapCacheStorageModeCompactV2</StorageFormat> color and bold added for emphasis. To get it to recognize my 10.2.x version, if the conf.xml file was already created, I needed to edit and delete the "V2".  If you look at you tiles, you can tell whether the tiles themselves are the original compact or V2 by whether there are .bundle AND .bundlex files (version 1) or just .bundle files (V2). That helped me get the cache to work with 10.5.1, but the printing issue was with the default behavior as I mentioned above. (btw - I think the line you quoted had a typo on my part.  The "of" should have been an "or"  ...I really should proof read my posts better.     I will fix that.)  And since I'm here, I'll add the more succinct answer to the printing issue, provided by tech support After further review we were able to determine when publishing a map service to ArcGIS Server 10.5.1  "Allow per request modification of layer order and symobology" is checked on by default. However, this is not the case when publishing to ArcGIS Server 10.2.2. After unchecking the "Allow per request modification of layer order and symobology" the cache was recognized as expected for the 10.5.1 cache map service.  ... View more