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Posted by mapzman on March 16, 2006, 6:53 am
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Hey,
Shapefiles are too simple to handle the potential complexities of cad
files (annotation, for example), such as a dwg. Therefore, your cad
files must be imported into a geodatabase. You can create a personal
geodatabase for this purpose quite easily. In ArcCatalog,
file/new/personal geodatabase. There is also a toolbox function
available in ArcMap.
There is a great collection of geoprocesing models, created by ESRI,
that make working with cad files withing ArcMap so very much easier:
http://arcscripts.esri.com/details.asp?dbid=13639. Hopefully, these
models will give you the help you need.
Josh
http://mapzlibrarian.blogspot.com
news.tin.it wrote:
> Hi all, i'm a student and for my tesis i have to create a gis of an
> archeological area, i'm not expert in argis 9.0, now i have to adjust the
> map of my archeological area type for georeference this area in the
> territorial cartografhy, i know it's possible in the arcmap but i have some
> problems....
> 1- i have to import my dwg map in arccatalog, but when i click to import he
> ask my the geodatabse... i dont know how it's possible to create that...
> this is my first problem
> 2- after i have to open arcmap and adjust the map with some points survayved
> with topografical survey and inserted in the dwg file (i have before do),
> what is the command for adjust? i know more methods of adjusting, i think i
> have to do the method most free
> 3- last export to dwg and define areas in autocad for create the shape file
>
> pls someone help me for points 1 and 2
> thank you very mutch, Simone
>
> PS sorry for bad english
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