Latest Contributions by RickIngle

I think this would be a great addition to Pro! ... View more

John, Yes, I usually added at least three points. There were times when I used two, but sometimes that didn't work, so I stuck with at least three. I often also use four. Rick ... View more

Don't know if it would help, but I always make sure that I have at least three control points before I update. Rick ... View more

John, The same thing happened to me at first, then I tried doing it by building pyramids first (the workflow which I had previously abandoned) and the "Update Display" and "Update Georeferencing" has worked ever since. ricki on 10.5.1 ... View more

Kyle, Thanks so much for this solution. I have been using it for a few weeks and it works great. Thanks again! ... View more

One other thing I noticed - and I have no idea whether it has anything to do with the problem - is that I started having this problem almost immediately (if not immediately) after I upgraded to 10.5.1. It was also not long after I started using Pro in a big way (although this problem is in Desktop). Any ideas? ... View more

Kelly, I experimented and the only thing that I found that worked was NOT building pyramids when I bring the data in. This allowed me to georeference my image without any problem. The redraw was just a little slower, but I can live with that. Rick Ingle, GISP, MCF Senior Systems Analyst - GIS Manatee County Public Safety / 911 2101 47th Ter E Bradenton, FL 34203 Lat. 27d27'28.77"N Long. -82d32'12.14"W 941.748.4501 x7889 rick.ingle@mymanatee.org http://www.mymanatee.org ... View more

I am having the same problem with 10.5.1 but have tried everything suggested and nothing has fixed the problem. Any other ideas? ... View more

Matt, You wouldn't happen to have a URL for ESRI's address verification map would you? I did a search, but didn't come up with anything. Thanks. Rick I. ... View more

Chris, In addition to NENA, you should look at the relatively new federal address standard at this link: United States Thoroughfare, Landmark, and Postal Address Data Standard — Federal Geographic Data Committee scroll down to where it says Final draft under Project History. This standard will probably be (if it already hasn't been) adopted by most federal agencies for the transfer of address information. Many state and local governments are also looking at it very closely to determine if it affects how they should structure their data. It is a detailed document - not necessarily light reading, but very understandable. - Rick I. ... View more