MapViewSVG Professional is now available in both HTML and SVG formats. This software allows users to create interactive maps with customizable features and high-quality graphics. The SVG version of the software offers even more flexibility for designing and editing complex maps.
If you're an ArcGIS 8.x user, you'll want to check out MapViewSVG, an extension by ESRI that converts your maps from ArcMap to the SVG format. With this feature, you can publish your maps on the Web or on CD-ROM. One of the best things about MapViewSVG is that you don't need additional software on your Web Server.
MapViewSVG supports both vector-based object data and image data. Although image data are displayed just as GIF or JPEG files are, the vector data and all text objects are converted into the SVG format. Using SVG graphics is advantageous as the images are infinitely zoomable without losing cartographic quality. Additionally, the file size is much smaller than traditional formats, meaning it loads faster in a web browser.
MapViewSVG also has attribute data support. These are stored as XML files and can be displayed in different ways. Users can choose to display data with mouse-over effects, identifying features on the map or as the entire attribute table. With the link between MapViewSVG and ArcView, you'll have a seamless user experience. Overall, MapViewSVG is a must-have extension for any ArcGIS 8.x user looking to improve the functionality of their maps.
MapViewSVG supports both vector-based object data and image data. Although image data are displayed just as GIF or JPEG files are, the vector data and all text objects are converted into the SVG format. Using SVG graphics is advantageous as the images are infinitely zoomable without losing cartographic quality. Additionally, the file size is much smaller than traditional formats, meaning it loads faster in a web browser.
MapViewSVG also has attribute data support. These are stored as XML files and can be displayed in different ways. Users can choose to display data with mouse-over effects, identifying features on the map or as the entire attribute table. With the link between MapViewSVG and ArcView, you'll have a seamless user experience. Overall, MapViewSVG is a must-have extension for any ArcGIS 8.x user looking to improve the functionality of their maps.
What's New
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