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How can I change the font size in ArcGIS?
You can use the Select Elements tool on the Draw toolbar to change the font, color, or size of your map annotation or graphic text. Click the Select Elements button on the Draw toolbar and click the text elements you want to edit. Click the appropriate button on the Draw toolbar to modify…
Can you change the size of a label in ArcGIS?
Yes! One can definitely set different font sizes for different fields within a single label. Please see this Link: http://help.arcgis.com/en/arcgisdesktop/10.0/help/index.html#//00s800000027000000.htm Look at the font attribute. You can set a particular size for the important part of the label and a smaller size for the less important part.
Can you create and edit geodatabase annotation in ArcGIS?
If you have an ArcGIS for Desktop Standard or ArcGIS for Desktop Advanced license, you can create and edit geodatabase annotation that is linked directly to the features being annotated. If you have an ArcGIS for Desktop Basic license, you can view feature-linked annotation but not create or edit it.
Can you change the annotation layer in ArcMap?
You can add these types of annotation directly to ArcMap and change most annotation layer symbology properties. For these formats, however, you cannot change the symbology for individual pieces of annotation, and you cannot edit the annotation positions or text strings.
Where do I find the scale in ArcGIS?
So if you choose this option when the current scale of the data frame in your map is 1:45,678, that value will appear in the scale field. You can customize the standard scales that appear in the map scale list throughout ArcMap, along with the format with which scales are shown.
How can I limit the size of the map?
You can limit the map display to the scales listed by checking the Only display these scales when zooming check box. When this box is checked, zooming in using any method that steps progressively through scales will be limited to the scales listed in this dialog.
To share your map scale list with others, click Save on the Scale Properties dialog box. To make your current set of map scales the default used in all your projects, click the Set As Default button on the Standard Scales tab for maps and the Standard Heights tab for scenes.