Urgent help required

[Bhupinder Singh-4]

Hello to all of you,
I need urgent help from you guys. I have a polygon feature shape file. Now I want to break one of those polygons into two polygons and the intersecting boundary between these two new polygons can be seen from a jpg file. I don't know how to draw that line using jpg as background and subsequnetly how to convert new drawn line into polygon feature. I shall be very thankful if someone can teach me stepwise procedure to how to do it in Arc Map.
Few years back, I did this thing in ArcInfo workstation, but I forget that now. If someone can teach me these steps for ArcInfo that can equally help me.

Regards,
Bhupinder Singh,


     
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[Rohan Sarker]

*Dear Bhupinder,*
**
*Unlike me who works extensively in Telecom and hence associated with RF,
your case cane be very difficult.*
**
*In Lab, you can actually implement this by drawing a polygon by associating
Resources, Cubicles in a polygon formation.*
**
*Then apply Tension, Stress at demarcation co-ordinates to split the polygon
record to 2 polygon records with one JPG Layer as Back Ground.*
**
*Is it now making sense..or do you think that you need more help on the
same.......*

**
**
Thanks and regards
Rohan Sarker
Tel:[phone]
Res:[phone]

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On 6/5/08, Bhupinder Singh <bhupi80singh@...> wrote:

>
> Hello to all of you,
> I need urgent help from you guys. I have a polygon feature shape file. Now
> I want to break one of those polygons into two polygons and the intersecting
> boundary between these two new polygons can be seen from a jpg file. I don't
> know how to draw that line using jpg as background and subsequnetly how to
> convert new drawn line into polygon feature. I shall be very thankful if
> someone can teach me stepwise procedure to how to do it in Arc Map.
> Few years back, I did this thing in ArcInfo workstation, but I forget that
> now. If someone can teach me these steps for ArcInfo that can equally help
> me.
>
> Regards,
> Bhupinder Singh,
>
>
>
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[kent brown]

I may be wrong, but from your message, it appears that you are attempting to cut a polygon and then export it as a jpg to be viewed in another program. If this is correct, you need to start editing in the the editor tool bar, select your polygon and then from options select cut.  Draw a line from the outside of the polygon through your polygon and the double click on the outside again.  This will cut your polygon and give you two seperate areas that can then be color coded and your outline will display the two different polygons.  Save your edits, and then go to the layout view and select export map and select JPG as the format.
 
Hope this helps.
Kent
> Date: Thu, 5 Jun 2008 07:11:36 +0530> From: rohansarker@...> To: bhupi80singh@...> CC: gislist@...> Subject: Re: [gislist] Urgent help required> > *Dear Bhupinder,*> **> *Unlike me who works extensively in Telecom and hence associated with RF,> your case cane be very difficult.*> **> *In Lab, you can actually implement this by drawing a polygon by associating> Resources, Cubicles in a polygon formation.*> **> *Then apply Tension, Stress at demarcation co-ordinates to split the polygon> record to 2 polygon records with one JPG Layer as Back Ground.*> **> *Is it now making sense..or do you think that you need more help on the> same.......*> > **> **> Thanks and regards> Rohan Sarker> Tel:[phone]> Res:[phone]> > ++++++++++++++++++++++++++> > > On 6/5/08, Bhupinder Singh <bhupi80singh@...> wrote:> >> > Hello to all of you,> > I need urgent help from you guys. I have a polygon feature shape file. Now> > I want to break one of those
  polygons into two polygons and the intersecting> > boundary between these two new polygons can be seen from a jpg file. I don't> > know how to draw that line using jpg as background and subsequnetly how to> > convert new drawn line into polygon feature. I shall be very thankful if> > someone can teach me stepwise procedure to how to do it in Arc Map.> > Few years back, I did this thing in ArcInfo workstation, but I forget that> > now. If someone can teach me these steps for ArcInfo that can equally help> > me.> >> > Regards,> > Bhupinder Singh,> >> >> >> > _______________________________________________> > gislist mailing list> > gislist@...> > http://lists.geocomm.com/mailman/listinfo/gislist> >> > _________________________________> > This list is brought to you by> > The GeoCommunity> > http://www.geocomm.com/> >> _______________________________________________> gislist mailing list> gislist@...> http://lists.geocomm.com/mailman/listinfo/gislis
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[John Morris-19]

Yes, I think you missed part.  I think he needs to import the JPG as a
layer, then use your technique to follow some feature on the JPG to cut his
polygon.  Otherwise, it sounds a lot like an exercise in Rich Greene's Geog
459.

On Sat, Jun 7, 2008 at 1:24 AM, kent brown <kentebrown@...> wrote:

>
> I may be wrong, but from your message, it appears that you are attempting
> to cut a polygon and then export it as a jpg to be viewed in another
> program. If this is correct, you need to start editing in the the editor
> tool bar, select your polygon and then from options select cut.  Draw a line
> from the outside of the polygon through your polygon and the double click on
> the outside again.  This will cut your polygon and give you two seperate
> areas that can then be color coded and your outline will display the two
> different polygons.  Save your edits, and then go to the layout view and
> select export map and select JPG as the format.
>
> Hope this helps.
> Kent
> > Date: Thu, 5 Jun 2008 07:11:36 +0530> From: rohansarker@...> To:
> bhupi80singh@...> CC: gislist@...> Subject: Re:
> [gislist] Urgent help required> > *Dear Bhupinder,*> **> *Unlike me who
> works extensively in Telecom and hence associated with RF,> your case cane
> be very difficult.*> **> *In Lab, you can actually implement this by drawing
> a polygon by associating> Resources, Cubicles in a polygon formation.*> **>
> *Then apply Tension, Stress at demarcation co-ordinates to split the
> polygon> record to 2 polygon records with one JPG Layer as Back Ground.*>
> **> *Is it now making sense..or do you think that you need more help on the>
> same.......*> > **> **> Thanks and regards> Rohan Sarker> Tel:[phone]>
> Res:[phone]> > ++++++++++++++++++++++++++> > > On 6/5/08, Bhupinder
> Singh <bhupi80singh@...> wrote:> >> > Hello to all of you,> > I
> need urgent help from you guys. I have a polygon feature shape file. Now> >
> I want to break one of those
>   polygons into two polygons and the intersecting> > boundary between these
> two new polygons can be seen from a jpg file. I don't> > know how to draw
> that line using jpg as background and subsequnetly how to> > convert new
> drawn line into polygon feature. I shall be very thankful if> > someone can
> teach me stepwise procedure to how to do it in Arc Map.> > Few years back, I
> did this thing in ArcInfo workstation, but I forget that> > now. If someone
> can teach me these steps for ArcInfo that can equally help> > me.> >> >
> Regards,> > Bhupinder Singh,> >> >> >> >
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