General Blogs

In the next few years, Esri will begin the process of retiring ArcMap. This includes ending general availability, transitioning to bug-fixes only, and then moving into mature support. Because of this, we created SheetCutter Server Pro to work with Esri's new GIS application replacement, ArcGIS Pro.

Over the next few years, Esri will begin the process of retiring ArcMap; this includes ending general availability, transitioning to bug-fixes only, and moving into mature support. Because of this, we created SheetCutter Server Pro to work with Esri's new GIS application replacement, ArcGIS Pro. Even

When creating templates in TemplateDesigner Pro, you are working in an .aprx project. But, if you want to generate sheets from SheetCutter Pro using that template, you’ll need to first publish the .aprx project out of TemplateDesigner Pro to a shared location so it’s available

Here’s the problem with requiring the centerline to be in the workspace: it duplicates data and requires more work from you to copy the production centerline from PODS or UPDM (or whatever your organization uses) and to then put it in SheetCutter’s personal geodatabase. You

TemplateDesigner Pro has a new band type called Map Feature Band. The older version of TemplateDesigner had a table summary band table type named Index Features in Map. This functionality created a table in the table summary band and also labeled the features in the

SheetCutter Pro no longer requires you to create matchlines after placing your map windows. You now have a choice as to what best fits your needs and your business practices. The reason we changed the matchlines requirement: SheetCutter Pro can now place matchlines during the

Get ready to be even more productive with TemplateDesigner Pro! Our current ArcMap versions of SheetCutter and TemplateDesigner require you to switch back and forth between each application in order to verify your sheets. You use TemplateDesigner to create your template, but in order see

We’re pretty excited about our new SheetCutter Pro and TemplateDesigner Pro applications that are coming out later this year, so we thought we’d highlight some of their cool new functionality and the functionality in ArcGIS Pro that we really like. Keep reading our blogs to

We were prepared for an update to the Mega Rule…or so we thought. Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA)finally introduced new regulations in October 2019 around operators conducting integrity assessments outside of High Consequence Areas (HCA). These new areas are defined as Moderate Consequence

Spill Impact Analyst Now Offers Realistic 3D Analysis Version 3.7 of Spill Impact Analyst was released on 6/4/2020, and we are excited to offer something new, something that provides for a more realistic 3D analysis of the high-water mark as it pertains to drain down