Using_ArcReader_Tutorial 784.pdf

ArcGIS ® 9

Using ArcReader ™

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Quick-start tutorial

IN THIS CHAPTER

The best way to learn ArcReader is to try it yourself. This tutorial guides

you through some basic ArcReader skills as you explore a map of Canada.

Exercise 1 introduces various ways that you can view a map in ArcReader.

Exercise 2 shows you how to query a map in ArcReader to get the most

information possible from it.

Exercise 3 walks you through printing a map from ArcReader.

Each exercise in this tutorial takes between 15 and 20 minutes to complete.

You can either work through the entire tutorial at once or complete each

exercise one at a time.

Before you begin the exercises in this tutorial, install the ArcReader tutorial

data. To install the data, run the Tutorial setup during the ArcReader

installation. You also have the option of running the Tutorial setup

independently of the ArcReader installation.

• Exercise 1: Viewing a map

• Exercise 2: Querying a map

• Exercise 3: Printing a map

Exercise 1: Viewing a map

In this exercise, you will open and explore a published map

with ArcReader. You will also use ArcReader to query data

on the map.

Starting ArcReader

1. Click Start on the Windows taskbar.

2. Click Programs, point to ArcGIS, and click ArcReader.

ArcReader opens.

2. Click the Look in dropdown arrow and navigate to the

map folder on the local drive where you installed the

tutorial. (C:\arcgis\arcexe82\ArcTutor is the default

location.)

Opening an existing published map

1. Click File and click Open.

3. Double-click Gulf of St. Lawrence.pmf.

ArcReader opens the map.

U SING A RC R EADER

ArcReader can open published map files (.pmf) that have

been created in ArcMap using Publisher. These published

maps do not actually store the data shown on the map, but

rather reference the data, which may be stored on a local

disk, on another computer, or on the Internet. The map

document stores map elements, such as titles, scalebars,

and North arrows.

This particular map contains the following layers in a data

frame named Gulf of St. Lawrence:

Layers What layers contain

Links to Web Sites Internet addresses

Cities Locations of population centers

Major Roads Locations of expressways and

primary highways

Base Map Land and coastline layers

A data frame is a frame on the map that displays layers in

the same geographic area.

The map portrays the Gulf of St. Lawrence and the

surrounding region. Notice that there are check boxes next

to each layer name in the table of contents. All layers that

are checked are drawn in the map display area.

Table of

contents

Data toolbar

Map display

Moving around a map

The Data toolbar has tools to move around the map and

query features on the map. Point to each icon, without

clicking, to see the name of each tool displayed in a ToolTip.

This tutorial will use these names to refer to specific

buttons and tools. When you interact with the map, one of

these tools will be active and the pointer will change to the

active tool when moved over the map.

This is an example of a .pmf—the Gulf of St. Lawrence.pmf.

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