ArcReader

What's New

GEOInformatics Praises ArcGIS Desktop
See why ArcGIS Desktop [PDF] is key to working with spatial data content and designing workflows in the age of the GeoWeb.

What's New in 9.3.1
Take a look at the new features and tools you can use with ArcGIS Desktop 9.3.1.

Key Features

ArcReader is a free and easy-to-use application that allows users to view and print maps that are published (as Published Map Files [PMF]) by the ArcGIS Publisher extension to ArcView, ArcEditor, and ArcInfo. PMF files preserve a live connection to the data so the user's data view is always dynamic.

ArcReader significantly increases access to maps throughout all parts of an organization, introducing a new way for individuals and enterprises to share information that was once limited to those with advanced GIS software on their computers.

The key capabilities of ArcReader are

  • Zooming in/out
  • Panning
  • Going to previous/next extent
  • Viewing spatial bookmarks
  • Viewing and printing preauthored map layouts
  • Searching with the Find tool
  • Identifying features
  • Hyperlink tool
  • Measuring features

Learn more about how easy it is to use ArcReader to view and explore data layers and print maps created with ArcGIS Publisher.

Download a more detailed comparison [PDF] of the ArcGIS Desktop product key features.

The Portland Metro Area viewed with ArcReader

Use ArcReader tools, such as Find and Identify, to explore and query your geographic data.


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