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I’ve been exploring ArcReader and acquired a 60 day, trial license of Publisher to make the PMF files.
http://www.esri.com/software/arcgis/extensions/publisher/evaluate
ArcReader 10.3 does show maps with the proper symbology and it has basic tools like identify, measure, pan/zoom and markup. But there’s no table view or query beyond the ultra-basic Find function. So it really
doesn’t have much use in my organization for analytical purposes.
Ben
Benjamin W. Anderson
GIS Administrator
Town of Needham
Information Technology Center
1471 Highland Avenue
Needham, MA 02492
(781) 455-7500 ext. 242
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On Behalf Of Cutrone, Paula
Sent: Thursday, March 31, 2016 9:50 AM
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Subject: Anyone using Publisher and ArcReader?
Good Morning,
I was wondering if anyone is using the Publisher extension for ArcGIS Desktop to create maps for use in ArcReader. What are pros and cons you have noticed? I am exploring ideas for creating solutions for sharing maps within and outside
of my organization. What are the benefits of using ArcReader as opposed to exporting your map as a .PDF? From what I’ve read, a .PDF is a static snapshot while the .PMF file changes dynamically if you change the parent map project. Also, if anyone has a
.PMF file they could share with me to open in ArcReader I would greatly appreciate it.
Thank you for your time and have a great day! ~Paula
PS- For those of you have my contact information from my previous position at the Onondaga Crime Analysis Center, please update it to my Centro information below. Thanks!
Paula F. Cutrone | Service Development Data Analyst & Research Specialist
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200 Cortland Avenue | PO Box 820
Syracuse, NY 13205-0820
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