Latest Contributions by RobertBorchert

I don't think you can print from the Info Window, though I agree it could be handy. However you can select all in the info window and right click and select copy.  Then paste the copy into an Excel document and print it from there. What's the easiest way to print the contents of an InfoWindow or Popup?  I would think that ESRI would add a "print" link as an option (similar to the "Zoom to" link that's provided in the Popup). Am I missing something easy or do I have to code this myself somehow? Thanks! ... View more

Can you be more specific of what you are looking to do? If you select an feature in an edit session you can see the attributes in the attributes window.  If your no in an edit session  you an use the Info tool. You can also open the attribute table and from there on the bottom choose the Show Selected Records button and it will only show those that you have selected. Hi. I need to show attributes or records of selected feature using C# code. Can any one help Please? ... View more

Click on the Groups tab and then on the name of the Group that has the person you want to remove in it. It will open up that group and show you all the maps in the gallery and the users. If the users do not have a red X  next to it then you are not an administrator you will need to contact the administrator to remove them. I am trying to remove a user for the first time. The help pages tell me there should be a red cross next to the users name on my organization page....but I don't see one! ??? Tim ... View more

Hit the Full Extent button in the Tools Toolbar.  It looks like a little globe. If that is taking you out to far you can right click on your most extensive feature and click zoom to layer. You can manually adjust it to where you want to be. Right click on the Data Frame header.  Defaults to Layers.  Open the Data Frame Tab and click on the Other and Specify Extent button.  Then choose Current Visible Extent. Save your MXD.  Then every time you click on the Full Extent Button it will take you to the same spot. I want to zoom to the full extent of all the layers that I have currently loaded. ... View more

Unfortunately it is the nature of shapefiles to only show 10 characters.   The only way to have more than 10 characters is to use a goedatabase. As a workaround what you can do is populate the alias field with the title you want.  You can even take out the underscores to make it look better. Hi Matthias, The Object Attributes info panel only shows the first 10 characters of an attribute field name. Can this be changed in the next version of CE so that the complete field names will display?  This is an small but important feature since the abbreviated names are transferred to the web scene info panel and our users have been confused by the shortened field names. Also, we noticed that the field names are sorted alphabetically but in an descending order which is opposite of what we would expect to see. Thanks, Scott ... View more

ESRI Time. -1 Anchorage time. Alaska Standard Time. I don't know why. I would think for an international user forum it would be GMT or at least the same time as Redlands. ... View more

I did it thirty seconds before I responded on a some of my content to make sure it worked before writing the idea. Mr. Borchert, Thanks for responding. Unfortunately, the door is closed. Policy change. No new secure maps can be added to an existing group and no new group members either. New groups are public. New maps are either Not shared or Shared with everyone. How long ago was it you were able to change your share setting from "not shared" to your secure group? Jim ... View more

To late to say this but Best Practice is to make a temporary map to share with the public and then delete it when you are done. A couple things you can try.  Go into my content select the map and click the share button. Un-select everything and share with nobody. Then share it again to the group that you want.  I just tried it on one of my maps and it worked for me. If that does not work you may have to remake the map.  Open the map.  Do a save as with a different name.  Make sure it is functional.  Get rid of the improperly shared map and re-save the new map as the original name. However, I believe the first option here should work. Hello - I have a Group in a public ArcGIS online account. One of my maps has allways been shared with only the group. I switched it momentarily to everyone to see about sending a presentation. Now I can't set the sharing setting back to Group Only. I get this message: "Items owned by a Public Account must be shared to everyone before sharing to a group". I don't want it shared to everyone. Has something changed here? thanks for a prompt response - it's important Jim ... View more

Depends on how willing you are to relocate. First.  Let a lot of people who you know that you are looking. I actually got my current job because a co-worker of my wife knew I was looking as saw a little 1/2" wide notice in the news paper.  Don't limit what you apply for to your years of experience.  You have a good reason for having lost your job so HR should not be an issue. Second:  don't be afraid of trying for a position in something you don't know about.  When I was in school just about everyone wanted a job in DNR, environment etc... I got a job working in E911 and now I work in electric transmission and distribution.  I knew nothing about them when I started. Use the major job search engines. www.monster.com  Currently they are showing jobs in Plano & Dallas http://staff.washington.edu/rroth/gisweb.htm  this  is a General GIS job site.  The clearing house link is currently showing jobs in Houston and Midland.  (not a commuting distance) www.usajobs.gov www.careerbuilder.com Check your local county and city web sites Texas should have a state web site Your local newpaper may have an online job section. ... View more

No you cannot.  The arrows are in the middle of the line and there is only one arrow per line segment.  If you wish more arrows you can manually split the line and it will place two arrows where there was one. Hi, I have created a Geometric network on one of our companies electrical networks and set the flow.  Is is possible to define the proximity of each of the flow arrows as it is currently too far apart. Thank you MalapeS ... View more

I suppose it depends on how you are going to use the GM.  I work for an electric utility.  for us it is essential that we have things linked together correctly from Substation to Meter.  We use it to make sure the are no loops, (meaning a short circuit where the electricity loops back on itself). We need 100% connectivity in order to export features to WindMil for load management purposes.  If you wish to use the GM for routing you need it intact. Also, we use it for analysis in load management to determine how many miles of conductor we have of each phase.  we can  use it to determine the  number and size of transformers on a particular section of line.  Also it can be used as a basic outage management tool.  You place a flag on each customer that calls in an outage and do Find Common ancestors and have it only search for sectionalizing devices. If you have built yours with weights you can use find upstream accumulation to determine the resistance to the destination I) path tasks: 1.Find path upstream   You place a flag and it finds the direct path to the SOURCE using weights 2. Find path   You place two flags and it finds the direct path between the two flags using weights II) upstream tasks:  FIND Paths will use any weights you have built into your Geometric Network.  Trace will simply find the most direct route. 1. Find path upstream 2. Find upstream accumulation 3. Trace upstream III) Trace and Find:  Same answer.  Trace finds the most direct route, FIND uses the path of least resistance. 1. Trace upstream 2. Find path upstream ... View more

I) path tasks: 1.Find path upstream   You place a flag and it finds the direct path to the SOURCE using weights 2. Find path   You place two flags and it finds the direct path between the two flags using weights II) upstream tasks:  FIND Paths will use any weights you have built into your Geometric Network.  Trace will simply find the most direct route. 1. Find path upstream 2. Find upstream accumulation 3. Trace upstream III) Trace and Find:  Same answer.  Trace finds the most direct route, FIND uses the path of least resistance. 1. Trace upstream 2. Find path upstream ... View more