ESRI's command line GIS workhorse, their premier product for over 20 years. Although Arcinfo Workstation is being phased out it still posesses features important for some that are not available in any other Esri product.
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What is the ArcGIS equivalent to WEED tolerance?
Example:
User is digitising new (line, poly) features and accidentally adds additional vertices within very small distance of previous vertex, resulting in redundant vertices. I want to prevent this ...
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How to read/convert arc000dat files?
I have a number of files that I am trying to import, but I'm just failing at the first hurdle.
I've got a directory structure and file list that looks like this:
Directory of C:\blah
01/04/2011 ...
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mapping number of days a site is flooded from daily inundated areas maps
I have a set of daily inundated area polygons and would like combine them into one map that can give me a map showing the number of days a site remained inundated.
I am unable to figure out any ...
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how to convert personal geodatabase feature class to coverage using arcobjects
how to convert personal geodatabase fatureclass to coverage using arcobjects with vba
pls provide me any documentation or samples.
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What is the modern equivalent to ArcInfo CLEAN?
What is the arcgis equivalent to the Arcinfo Workstation CLEAN command? Or perhaps better rephrased as, how does one clean topology without installing arcinfo workstation? Assume an arcinfo license ...
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What is the ArcGIS answer to ArcInfo Regions?
Here's one for those who've been around the block a few times.
ArcInfo Workstation from days of yore had an intelligent data model called Regions or Region sub coverages. With this model one could ...
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How do I Verify that ArcInfo Workstation is Installed?
What is the best way to verify that a machine has ArcInfo Workstation installed? A code sample in VBA, VB or C# would be great!
