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Arcgis Desktop Products Data Sheet May 2003 ArcGIS Desktop Products Data Sheet May 2003 The ArcGISTM Desktop products consist of ArcReaderTM, ArcView®, ArcEditorTM, and ArcInfoTM. These products are built on a common architecture with the same user interface. • ArcReader is a free, downloadable, easy-to-use application for viewing, exploring, and printing published map fi les (PMF). • ArcView adds comprehensive mapping and analysis tools along with simple editing and geoprocessing tools. • ArcEditor includes the full functionality of ArcView plus advanced editing capabilities for geodatabases. • ArcInfo extends the functionality of all three products to include advanced geoprocessing. ArcGIS system support ArcGIS Desktop Products Contents Operating Systems: Key Features in ArcReader, ArcReader • Freely downloadable read only ArcView, ArcEditor, and ArcInfo 8.3 ArcReader, ArcView, and ArcEditor map viewer Map Interaction p.2 Windows NT Page Layout and Printing p.2 Document Support p.2 Windows 2000 ArcView All of ArcReader Map Display p.2 p.2 Windows XP PLUS Application Framework (Home Edition and Professional) • Data access Additional Key Features in • Mapping ArcView, ArcEditor, and ArcInfo 8.3 p.3 ArcInfo Windows NT • Geocoding Map Interaction • Customization Document Support p.3 Windows 2000 Map Analysis p.3 • Spatial query Map Display p.3 Windows XP • Simple feature editing Application Framework p.3 (Home Edition and Professional) Symbology p.4 ArcInfo Workstation adds Labeling p.4 ArcEditor All of ArcView Document Support p.4 UNIX support. PLUS Page Layout and Printing p.4 • Multiuser geodatabase editing Utility Network Analysis p.4 Geocode Addresses and Locations p.5 • Topologic geodatabase editing Editing p.5 • Disconnected editing Data Support p.6 • Defi nition of geodatabase Data Conversion p.7 p.8 relationships Tabular Data Metadata p.8 • Additional data management tools Linear Referencing p.8 Application Framework p.8 ArcInfo All of ArcEditor Additional Key Features in PLUS ArcEditor and ArcInfo 8.3 • Topologic coverage editing Data Creation p.9 • Advanced geoprocessing tools Data Management p.9 Editing p.9 • Remote geoprocessing server Linear Referencing p.9 • Complete set of data conversion tools • Event geoprocessing Additional Key Features in • Customization environments for ArcInfo 8.3 Data Creation and Management p.10 cross-platform workstation Data Conversion p.10 applications Map Analysis p.11 Linear Referencing p.11 Application Framework p.11 1 Key Features in ArcReader, ArcView, ArcEditor, and ArcInfo 8.3 All the features listed below can be found in each of the ArcGIS Desktop products: ArcReader, ArcView, ArcEditor, and ArcInfo. Map Interaction Map Display ArcReader ArcView ArcEditor ArcInfo ArcReader ArcView ArcEditor ArcInfo Pan/Zoom/Identify tools • • • • On-the-fl y projection of all data • • • • Access hyperlink feature • • • • Full cartographic visualization of any pmf fi le • • • • Dynamic map tips • • • • Magnifi cation window • • • • Use spatial bookmarks • • • • Measure distances • • • • Overview window • • • • Application Framework ArcReader ArcView ArcEditor ArcInfo Standard Microsoft Windows look and feel • • • • Page Layout and Printing ArcReader ArcView ArcEditor ArcInfo Layout view of the map for page layout presentation • • • • Support Windows and PostScript print drivers • • • • Document Support ArcReader ArcView ArcEditor ArcInfo Read published map fi les • • • • 2 Additional Key Features in ArcView, ArcEditor, and ArcInfo 8.3 ArcView, ArcEditor, and ArcInfo have all the capabilities of ArcReader and also include these key features. Map Interaction Map Display ArcReader ArcView ArcEditor ArcInfo ArcReader ArcView ArcEditor ArcInfo Tools for selecting data Interactively set transparency for all data • • • • • • Create hot link/hyperlink to external Interactive histogram for data classifi cation application, macro, or URL • • • • • • Thematic classifi cations Create/manage/use spatial bookmarks • • • Single symbol • • • Unique value • • • Match to predefi ned style • • • Graduated colors or symbols • • • Proportional symbols • • • Document Support Dot density mapping ArcReader ArcView ArcEditor ArcInfo • • • Chart mapping including pie and bar chart Create and use map documents (MXD) • • • between users • • • Bivariate and multivariate data rendering • • • Use map templates (MXT) to standardize maps • • • Image classifi cation Thematic classes • • • Individual band settings • • • Color maps • • • Contrast • • • Brightness Map Analysis • • • ArcReader ArcView ArcEditor ArcInfo TIN data classifi cation Interactive selection • • • Classify and render faces • • • Selection based on attributes • • • Nodes • • • Selection based on location • • • Triangles • • • Buffer • • • Slope • • • Clip • • • Aspect • • • Merge • • • Elevation • • • Union • • • Hillshade • • • Spatial join • • • Create reports • • • Application Framework ArcReader ArcView ArcEditor ArcInfo Dockable/Floating toolbars • • • 3 Additional Key Features in ArcView, ArcEditor, and ArcInfo 8.3 Symbology Page Layout and Printing ArcReader ArcView ArcEditor ArcInfo ArcReader ArcView ArcEditor ArcInfo Interactive symbol composer Easy-to-use wizards and tools to insert map elements including • • • Advanced drawing options for control Title over draw order • • • • • • Text More than 12,000 predefi ned symbols • • • • • • Neatlines Symbolize topology features • • • • • • Legend • • • North arrows • • • Scale bar • • • Scale text • • • Labeling Pictures ArcReader ArcView ArcEditor ArcInfo • • • OLE objects On-the-fl y automatic labeling • • • • • • Measured reference grid Interactive label tool • • • • • • Graticules Automatic confl ict detection and label • • • placement • • • Export graphics to Many predefi ned label styles Enhanced Metafi le (EMF) (including highway shields) • • • • • • Windows bit map (BMP) Save labels with data • • • • • • Encapsulated PostScript (EPS) Rotate labels from an attribute fi eld • • • • • • Tagged image fi le format (TIFF) Text formatting tags for dynamic labels • • • • • • Portable document format (PDF) • • • Joint Photographic Experts Group (JPEG) • • • Computer graphics metafi le (CGM) • • • Adobe Illustrator (AI) Document Support • • • ArcReader ArcView ArcEditor ArcInfo Export PostScript color separates (with page marks) • • • Create and edit map documents (MXD) • • • Import ArcView 3.x APR and AVL fi les • • • Create PMF (requires ArcGIS Publisher) • • • Utility Network Analysis ArcReader ArcView ArcEditor ArcInfo Trace upstream • • • Trace downstream • • • Find common ancestors • • • Find connected network features • • • Find loops in network • • • Find disconnected network features • • • Find path • • • Find path upstream • • • Find upstream accumulation • • • 4 Additional Key Features in ArcView, ArcEditor, and ArcInfo 8.3 Geocode Addresses and Locations Continued from ArcReader ArcView ArcEditor ArcInfo Editing ArcReader ArcView ArcEditor ArcInfo Single or batch address geocoding Feature edit tools including • • • Reject processing Move, rotate, delete, copy, and paste • • • • • • Client/Server database support for Reshape geocoding on the server* • • • • • • Split and trim Create multiple geocoding services • • • (indexes) per data source • • • Extend • • • Find and display dynamic segmentation Flip events (point, linear, continuous) • • • • • • Divide into N-parts or into specifi ed intervals Find and display x,y events • • • • • • Scale * Requires ArcSDETM. • • • Vertex editing (add, delete, move) • • • Shared-edge editing (map topology) • • • Create true parametric curves • • • Editing Copy parallel • • • ArcReader ArcView ArcEditor ArcInfo Buffer • • • Edit multiple layers simultaneously • • • Mirror • • • Unlimited undo/redo operations • • • Merge • • • Feature construction tools including Union • • • Point-and-click feature location with mouse • • • Intersect • • • Streaming locations with mouse • • • Explode • • • x,y coordinate input with keyboardkeyboard • • • Annotation edit tool • • • DeltaX, DeltaY coordinate input ArcPad Integration tools including • • • Bearing and distance coordinate input Check in/out data from personal • • • geodatabase • • • Parallel to other feature segments • • • Extract data Midpoint between two locations • • • • • • Export symbology Angle and distance from point • • • • • • View topology properties Direction and distance from • • • specifi ed point • • • Display features with topology • • • Perpendicular to other feature segments Spatial adjustment tools including • • • Implied intersection between two Rubber sheeting other feature segments • • • • • • Transformation Connect points with parametric curves • • • • • • Edgematching Square and fi nish polygons • • • • • • Attribute transfer Autocomplete for polygons • • • • • • Snap to vertex, endpoint, midpoint, or along the edge of features • • • Snapping settings for each layer • • • Snapping indicator and snap tips • • • WinTab digitizer support • • • Image rectifi cation • • • Image rotation • • • Image fl ip • • • 5 Additional Key Features in ArcView, ArcEditor, and ArcInfo 8.3 Data Support Continued from ArcReader ArcView ArcEditor ArcInfo Data Support ArcReader ArcView ArcEditor ArcInfo Direct Read of Vector Data ER Mapper (ERS) • • • Shapefi les Graphics interchange format (GIF) • • • • • • Coverages JPEG fi le interchange format (JFIF) • • • • • • Geodatabase National Image Transfer Format v1.0 • • • (NITF, NTF) • • • ArcIMS® MapServices • • • Portable Network Graphics (PNG) ArcIMS Feature Services • • • • • • LizardTech 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