How to open the MXD in ArcGIS Online?
1. Open ArcMap, then open the mxd from within ArcMap. 2. Open ArcMap and log out of ArcGIS Online (within ArcMap), close ArcMap and try to open the mxd. Should this not work, do the same thing, but then log in to ArcGIS Online within ArcMap. Hope this helps!
Why does ArcMap not open in normal.mxt?
This may be due to a corrupt Normal.mxt file or registry settings. Caution: The following workaround may have unintended results. Renaming or deleting the Normal.mxt template may remove any ArcMap customization, such as activated toolbars, toolbar/panel positioning, and folder/database connections.
What to do if ArcMap document does not open?
Open Registry Editor. Click Start > Run. Click OK. Browse to HKEY_CURRENT_USER > Software > ESRI. Delete the ArcMap folder. Close Registry Editor. Start a new, and empty ArcMap document.
How to open an ArcMap file in ESRI?
1 Open the Registry Editor. Click Start > Run. Type regedit Click OK. 2 Browse to HKEY_CURRENT_USER > Software > ESRI 3 Delete the ArcMap folder. 4 Close the Registry Editor. 5 Start a new, empty ArcMap document.
Where do I find the mapdocument object in ArcGIS?
The MapDocument object provides access to most of the map document properties found in the Map Document Properties dialog box in ArcMap ( File > Map Document Properties ). The object also contains methods for managing map document thumbnails and methods for saving map documents that are found within the ArcMap File menu.
How to create a blank file in MXD Doctor?
Use ArcScene or ArcGlobe to create a blank target document before starting the MXD Doctor utility. To specify the file names of the source and target documents on the MXD Doctor dialog box, browse to the correct folder and type the file name of the document (since the browser is intended for .mxd and .mxt files).
Can you save a map to a new file in ArcMap?
In the ArcMap application, if you perform a SaveAs to a new file location, all subsequent changes are directed to the new file. This is not possible within the scripting environment, and therefore, a saveAs method is not provided. The MapDocument class has save and saveACopy methods for managing modifications to a map document.