Latest Contributions by JohnSobetzer

No, I haven't any of the image settings checked. I tried a lot of different combination but it doesn't change anything. Also, I only have this PDF editing issue when I print to PDF instead of exporting to PDF.

After struggling with this for a while now, I think I found a work around. I'm drawing polygons by tracing on another line feature, some of those line layers came from CAD drawings. Previously, when trace stopped working, I had to zoom in a lot so that it would continue tracing. What I did today is that I used the "simplify line (cartography)" tool, I simplified the lines that I'm tracing from, using the "point remove" algorithm, I used a tolerance of 0.01 m. after that I faced no issues so far.

‎12-17-2020

I just took a canopy heights raster tif with classified symbology imported from a layer file in Pro and exported it to jp2 with both Use renderer and forced RGB options checked. The new raster came into Pro with the appropriate colored symbology although with just a bit of a color shift. I then opened that exported jp2 in QGIS and it came in looking like the original CHM as symbolized; no color shift. I usually use QGIS to create my rendered rasters exported to tif which has no RGB setting but apparently forces RGB on its own. I noticed Pro showed the same slight color shift with a rendered tif export from QGIS, but there was no such color shift for either when viewed in QGIS. So the Pro approach works fine as far as I could tell.

‎11-26-2020

ArcGIS pro shows great progress in usability. For data management, which is a core business in all applications, I am still missing many useful features of Arc Catalog.

‎11-20-2020

Hello, You can import GeoPDFs into Golden Software's Surfer program and maintain the referencing. You can then export it to a GeoTIFF, and still retain the referencing in the TIF file. There is a free trial version. https://www.goldensoftware.com/products/surfer Thanks, Kari Dickenson Golden Software

‎11-12-2019

I use Pro more and more these days but for hard core editing I have to go back to ArcMap. A huge part of this is my customizable toolbars that I can either float or dock and change the shape.

‎04-26-2019

Still happening in 2.3.2... guess I'm going back to ArcMap to make the slides I need at 16:9 ratio

‎09-20-2018

This has been patched. Please find that here: ArcGIS Desktop Buffer Wizard Patch

‎01-03-2018

You can get the color ramp back by again right clicking on the selected symbols after you've changed the symbol and choosing apply color scheme.

‎11-03-2017

I would like the option, similar to that available in Windows Explorer to use a single click to open folders , files, and just about anything else that requires a double click in ArcGIS, As in Windows Explorer, an item would be selected by pointing to it and a bar, checkbox or some other means would activate to show it was selected. This is partly an ergonomic need to reduce button clicks, especially double clicks. It's also to provide consistency across all programs and within ArcGIS, where some things are single click opened and some aren't.

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Latest Contributions by JohnSobetzer

Re: PDF export increased file size

Re: Trace tool in Create Features randomly(?) not working - Help!

Re: How to keep changed raster symbology when exporting

Re: Add Additional Details in Catalog View in ArcGIS PRO

Re: Import GeoPDF Files

Re: Vertical floating toolbars

Re: ArcGIS Pro 2.2.4 exporting only square (central) portions of the Map view to tif or pdf.

Re: 10.6 Buffer Wizard crashing

Re: Alter a single property for all symbols in a Categories Map

Single Click to open option