Latest Contributions by BradleySmith2

A perfect example of not being able to have things both ways   unless you use 'tics' then no one will notice ... View more

Also, there used to be the easy-to-remember site seamless.usgs.gov, but that site is also gone.  Now it leads to the USGS National Map site, which likely has it, but one will have to dig a bit. The National Map Chris Donohue, GISP ... View more

Yes, that is correct. However, if you have an offset of the symbol to the point location, you may have to create different classes and define symbols for each class. ... View more

No simple answer but perhaps some workarounds: See http://www.esri.com/esri-news/arcwatch/0313/add-a-true-north-arrow-to-your-arcmap-page-layout .  You may need to use two north arrows to get what you want, one that rotates and one that is true north.  Another possibility you might look at is to create your own north arrow symbol showing true/grid/magnetic north for an extent and then use that in your project.  See http://gis.stackexchange.com/questions/28056/how-to-make-an-emf-into-a-character-marker-symbol-north-arrow If the precision of your declination over the extent of your project is such that you might need several different symbols to reflect the changing declination, you could create them as jpg or some other raster, and then use the Data Driven Pages to update the picture for each map as required.  See http://resources.arcgis.com/en/help/main/10.1/index.html#//00s900000022000000 .  In addition you could put the actual declination in degrees in a text field in your index layer, add a text box below the arrow and have it dynamically update with each page. ... View more