ArcExplorer 9.3—Java Edition

Features

ArcExplorer 9.3 is a complete, easy-to-use GIS data viewer that allows you to view and query geographic data stored on your computer or on the Web.

ArcExplorer 9.3 is built with Java, which allows you to enjoy cross-platform support. And, as always, ArcExplorer is absolutely free. All you need to do to get started is to download it today.

With ArcExplorer 9.3 you can

• Pan and zoom through multiple map layers
• Query spatial and attribute data
• Create a buffer around selected features
• Measure distances on a map
• Create map layers with one symbol, unique symbols, and graduated symbols
• Label map features, with many options for effects (such as highway shields)
• Locate an address
• Incorporate image formats (BMP, TIFF, PNG, JPG, and GIF)
• Save and retrieve projects
• Print maps
• Incorporate overview maps
• View legends and scale bars
• Quickly access the Geography Network, a collaborative system that connects users with data and services via the Internet

ArcExplorer 9.3 also includes comprehensive online help.

ArcExplorer and the Internet

One of the unique features of ArcExplorer 9.3 is that you can display a MapService built with ArcIMS and perform GIS functions directly online—without having to download data from the Web. ArcExplorer 9.3 allows you to browse and query data on the Internet or your organization's Intranet.