How do I open a new map in ArcMap?
When you start ArcMap from the Windows Start menu, you’ll see the ArcMap Getting Started dialog box. Select an existing map or browse to it to open it in ArcMap. If you are already working in ArcMap, you can choose to open another map document. This will close your existing map and open the new one in its place.
How to increase performance to make ArcMap start and run?
Search on Esri Community Submit to ArcGIS Ideas ArcMap takes a long time to start and has poor performance. There are several system settings, hardware upgrades, and maintenance routines that need to be performed to increase the performance of ArcMap:
Where do I find the default Geodatabase for ArcGIS?
This folder is located at %APPDATA%\\ESRI\\Desktop10.2\\ArcMap\\Templates. When you are authoring a new map document, you can set its default geodatabase. Each map document has a default geodatabase, which is the home location for the spatial content of your map.
How to restore the table window in ArcGIS Desktop?
Whenever this window opens, it’s maximized, and I can’t see an option to restore it so it doesn’t take up the full screen – the only option is to close it. (A possible complication is that I’m running this in Windows 7 via Bootcamp on a Mac). I think this is the same thing that happens to me now and again with 10.1.
How do I edit a portal connection in ArcMap?
To edit the URL of a portal connection, select the URL from the connection list and click Edit. When you finish editing the portal connection information, click OK to save the changes. ArcMap uses the ArcGIS Connection utility to determine its portal connection status.
How can I add ArcGIS Server to my map?
ArcGIS Server content can be added to ArcMap (as well as ArcGlobe) as map layers. There are a number of ways you can add ArcGIS map services to your map, which are described here. Click the Add Data button on the Standard toolbar to open the Add Data dialog box.
How to use hyperlinks in the ArcGIS toolbar?
Using Hyperlinks in ArcGIS 1 On the Tools toolbar, click the Hyperlink tool . 2 Click a desired feature or location in your data frame to access hyperlink information. 3 This will bring up the hyperlink information, such as an HTML web page. See More….
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