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What's new in ArcView 9.3 |
With the ArcGIS 9.3 release, ESRI has implemented many of your enhancement requests and addressed a significant number of common technical support issues to help make you more productive.
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| General Enhancements |
- The new ArcGIS Desktop Resource Center makes it easy to access online resources such as documentation, help, support pages, forums, blogs, best practices information, and key data services such as ArcGIS Online basemaps.
- A new Convert Graphics to Features function allows you to create features by drawing graphics without using the editor.
- Bookmarks are much easier to access and can be reordered, sorted, exported, and loaded between different maps.
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| The new Bookmarks pull-down menu in ArcGIS 9.3 |
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- The ability to export layers to KML files is now built into ArcGIS Desktop 9.3 for all users, and you can now specify pop-ups for your KML features containing feature attributes, URLs, etc.
- Improved KML support
- A new HTML pop-up tool has been added which allows different HTML content to be viewed on individual features.
- The labeling process can be temporarily paused to increase performance while you assemble your map or do analysis.
- Field aliases and definition queries are now retained when you join tables, and you can now sort tables on multiple fields.
- The new Address Inspector tool lets you click on the map and get the address for that location (reverse geocoding).
- Markups created in ArcReader can be loaded into ArcMap as a guide for editing data.
- A new error-reporting system automatically tracks errors and sends reports to ESRI.
- You now have the option to display map scales throughout the ArcMap user interface in relative format, in the units of your choice, thus making scales easier to understand.
- The Identify tool now allows you to immediately launch the properties dialog and attribute table of the layer that a feature belongs to directly from the Identify window.
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