ArcMap Standard toolbar |
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Release 9.2
Last modified August 6, 2007 |
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The Standard toolbar most typically appears at the top of the ArcMap application window and is used for map printing, creating a new map, opening an existing map, saving your map, starting related ArcGIS applications, and more.
Button | Name | Function |
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New map file | Creates a new map |
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Open | Opens an existing map |
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Save | Saves the current map |
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Prints the current map | |
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Cut | Cuts the selected element(s) |
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Copy | Copies the selected element(s) |
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Paste | Pastes the clipboard contents into your map |
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Delete | Deletes the selected element(s) |
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Undo | Undoes the last action |
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Redo | Redoes the previously undone action |
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Add Data | Adds new data to the map's active data frame |
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Editor toolbar | Shows the Editor toolbar so you can edit the map's data |
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Launch ArcCatalog | Starts ArcCatalog |
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Show/Hide ArcToolbox | Shows/Hides the ArcToolbox window |
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Show/Hide Command Line window | Shows/Hides the Command Line window |
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What's This? | Allows you to get help for a menu command or tool by clicking the What's This pointer and clicking the menu command or tool |