Checking in templates or products

You must check a series template or product .mxd file in to the product library when you are finished modifying it.

When you check in the .mxd file, you can choose whether or not to increase the minor version number for it. If you choose to check the file in with a version number, it appears as a new version on the History pane of the product's properties. You can also choose to overwrite the current version of the .mxd so the number does not increase.

Étapes :
  1. Start ArcMap.
    ConseilConseil :

    If the ArcMap - Getting Started dialog box appears, you can open a new or existing map document. You can also check the Do not show this dialog box in the future check box and click Open.

  2. If necessary, open the Product Library window by clicking Customize > Production > Product Library on the main menu.

    A tree view of the product library appears.

    Product library tree
  3. Right-click the series whose template you have modified, or the product, and click Check In Series Template or Check In Product.

    If conflicts are detected for the product you are checking in, the Resolve Conflicts dialog box appears.

    If there are no conflicts, the Check In dialog box appears, and you can proceed to step 5.

    Check In dialog box
  4. If necessary, choose an option forresolving the conflicts and click OK.
  5. Choose an option for versioning the .mxd file

    You can choose to renumber the version or overwrite the current version.

  6. If necessary, type a new value in the Major text box.
  7. If necessary, type a new value in the Minor text box.
  8. If necessary, type a description of the changes you have made in the Comments text box.
  9. To keep the .mxd file checked out, check the Keep Checked Out check box.
    RemarqueRemarque :

    If this check box is checked, the .mxd file remains checked out, and it will not be checked in.

  10. If you do not want to keep a copy of the map document on your machine, uncheck the Keep Local Copy check box.
  11. Click OK.

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10/2/2010