ArcMap Toolbar for WebOffice author

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WebOffice author for ArcGIS 10.7.1

Button for launching WebOffice author.

Transfer current map view from TOC

This button retrieves structure and visibility settings from the currently active ArcMap data frame and copies it to a selected map view in the currently opened WebOffice 10.7 SP1 project configuration.

Note: See chapter Transfer Current Map View from TOC for details.

Get table of contents

This button retrieves structure and visibility settings from the currently active ArcMap data frame and copies it to the table of content of map collection (use entry point WebOffice --> TOC of map collection) in the currently opened WebOffice 10.7 SP1 project configuration.

Note: See chapter Get Table of Contents for details.

Get Geo-bookmarks from ArcMap

This button retrieves existing bookmarks of the ArcMap data frame and copies them to the currently opened WebOffice 10.7 SP1 project configuration.

Note: See chapter Get Geo-Bookmarks from ArcMap for details.

Take Layer Selection Colors

Use this button to transfer customized layer selection colors defined in the MXD document automatically to the according layer configuration of your WebOffice 10.7 SP1 project configuration.

Note: See chapter Take Layer Selection Colors for details.

Synchronize User Management database for current project

This button synchronizes the User Management database configured in the WebOffice author Basic settings. Use this button whenever you did change the ArcMap document structure etc.

Note: If any problems occur during synchronization, consider chapter Base Data Storage Logging for details.

Divide an MXD into several MXD with 1 data frame in each document

This button will divide the currently opened multi data frame MXD document into several MXDs with 1 data frame in each document. Use this button for example in case you have MXDs used with older WebOffice versions to prepare them for WebOffice 10.7 SP1.

Note: See chapter Divide an MXD into Several MXD with 1 Data Frame in Each Document for details.