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The '''''Data | Add Data''''' command is available when ArcObjects is enabled and uses the same dialog resource to open GIS data layers that is used by ArcView.
The '''''Data | Add Data''''' command is available when ArcObjects is enabled and uses the same dialog resource to open GIS data layers that is used by ArcView.


[[Image:image96.jpg|thumb|none|left|400 px|''Select Data'' dialog]]
[[File:Add Data Dialog.jpg|thumb|none|left|400 px|''Select Data'' dialog]]


When ArcObjects is enabled you are able to load any of the ESRI supported formats, including shapefiles, coverages, geodatabases, grids, images, CAD files and others, as GIS data layers in GMS.  These data can then be converted to GMS feature objects in map coverages.
When ArcObjects is enabled you are able to load any of the ESRI supported formats, including shapefiles, coverages, geodatabases, grids, images, CAD files and others, as GIS data layers in GMS.  These data can then be converted to GMS feature objects in map coverages.

Revision as of 17:06, 21 January 2014

GIS Module
GIS
Enabling ArcObjects
Converting GIS Data to Other Data Types
GIS to Feature Objects
Add Data
More
GIS Display Options
GIS Tool Palette
Images
Rasters
Raster Catalogs
GIS Commands

Add Shapefile Data

The Data | Add Shapefile Data command allows you to browse for and open shapefiles as GIS layers in GMS. Without a license of ArcView on your computer then shapefiles are the only supported format for GIS layers. With a valid license of ArcView the Data | Add Data command is available and any of the ESRI supported formats can be opened as GIS data layers.

Add Data

The Data | Add Data command is available when ArcObjects is enabled and uses the same dialog resource to open GIS data layers that is used by ArcView.

Select Data dialog

When ArcObjects is enabled you are able to load any of the ESRI supported formats, including shapefiles, coverages, geodatabases, grids, images, CAD files and others, as GIS data layers in GMS. These data can then be converted to GMS feature objects in map coverages.