ArcGIS Apps: ArcGIS Pro: An Introduction

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ArcGIS Pro is part of ArcGIS for Desktop and introduces an exciting new experience for desktop GIS. Learn about what’s possible in 2D and 3D mapping, analysis, and editing.

[@guningogoi3733]

Nice presentation and really helpful to understand ArcGIS Pro.

[@andyc7717]

While now a bit outdated, this is a very useful introduction!

[@ibrahimalzahrani1854]

100% Perfect thanks a lot

[@johng5295]

Thanks in a million. Awesome.

[@taniailieva9018]

How can I save my project as an MDX file?

[@yogeshrpatel2056]

I am very new to GIS. Can I learn it freely or I have to enroll for training to be able to make entry level maps and webapps?

[@GnarledStaff]

Training helps but you can learn to make basic maps with a bit of hard work. QGIS is a free software you can use. It lacks certain features but you can definitely make a simple map with it. You probably want some training or a book (or perhaps you just need to read the manual online) in order to get more advance features to work. For ArcGIS there are tutorials from ESRI

[@skullet2461]

what program can i use to record my screen?

[@danielaviegas3595]

the layers I loaded in arcgis online don't appear in "my content" to open in civil, what is the explanation?

[@azizmanik8162]

where can i find the project home folder .. thanx

[@EsriEvents]

Hi Aziz, thanks for watching! Regarding the Project Home Folder, this may be set using the Project Core Tab (i.e. the backstage) -> Project -> Current Settings. A user can set this to be unique for each project or to default to an organizations shared network drive. We hope this helps!