Long-time users of ESRI products may remember the “Geoprocessing Wizard” tool that was available in ArcView 3.x and in ArcGIS 8. Though it was handy to have these common analysis tools in one location, this wizard was removed in ArcGIS 9 and the associated tools were ‘relocated’ to other toolboxes.<\/p>\n
The functions of the Geoprocessing Wizard included:\u00a0Merge<\/strong>,\u00a0Clip<\/strong>,\u00a0Intersect<\/strong>,\u00a0Union<\/strong>, and\u00a0Buffer<\/strong><\/p>\n These tools may be found in the following toolboxes (both in ArcGIS 9 and 10):<\/p>\n Long-time users of ESRI products may remember the “Geoprocessing Wizard” tool that was available in ArcView 3.x and in ArcGIS 8. Though it was handy to have these common analysis tools in one location, this wizard was removed in ArcGIS … Continue reading
\n*the Merge tool was called ‘Append’ in ArcGIS 9.0 and renamed in version 9.1 and later
\nClip<\/strong>: Analysis Tools > Extract > Clip
\nIntersect<\/strong>: Analysis Tools > Overlay > Intersect
\nUnion<\/strong>: Analysis Tools > Overlay > Union
\nBuffer<\/strong>:\u00a0Analysis Tools > Proximity > Buffer (or Multiple Ring Buffer)<\/address>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"