You can use map packages to share map documents and associated data from ArcMap with other ArcMap users. A map package is created within ArcMap and contains the ArcMap document (.mxd) and all the data associated with that document.
Learn about other ESRI software formats you can use to share data.
Exporting GIS Data as a Map Package from ArcMap for Use in ArcMap
.mxd files (maps) don't contain data. They just point to data. The can get lost pretty easily. This video helps you help Arc from losing its. You can use it to create new CAD files or append data to existing CAD files. The following steps describe how to use it to generate standard output: Open the Export To CAD tool dialog box. Drag one or more feature classes or shapefiles from the Catalog window into the Input Features text box. Saved ArcMap files have the.mxd extension. This file format is only usable within ArcMap. To share maps created within ArcMap, most cartographers will output the finished map to either an image file format or a PDF. The benefit of creating a PDF version of the map is that the individual layers can be turned on and off within the PDF file.
To create the .mpk file:
1. Click File to display the drop-down menu, and then click Create Map Package.
2. Choose to upload the file to your ArcGIS Online account or to save it on your hard drive.
Option 1: Upload package to my ArcGIS Online account
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If you choose to upload to your ArcGIS Online account, you are prompted to log in to your account. After logging in, you are prompted to add a summary of the map, description, credits, and tags and to identify with whom to share the .mpk file.
Option 2: Save package to file
If you choose to save the package to file, select where you want to save the file on your computer.
3. Click Validate. Your map is checked for any issues. This validation must occur before you can share the map.
4. Click Share. The map package (.mpk) is created and it contains the map document (.mxd) and all the data within the Table of Contents and their properties. The map package (.mpk) can beshared via e-mail or copied and opened by another user in ArcMap.
Adding GIS Data to ArcMap from a Map Package
To load the .mpk file if saved locally:
From Windows Explorer
1. Browse to the location of the .mpk file.
2. Double-click the file to launch ArcMap and unpack all the data in the package.
From ArcCatalog
1. Browse to the location of the .mpk file.
2. Right-click the file, and select Unpack.
Mxd Files To Autocad Xforce
This action launches ArcMap and unpacks the data in the package. The process is the same if you are using ArcCatalog from within ArcMap.
Note: The .mpk file cannot be opened within ArcMap.
Import Mxd File To Autocad
To load the .mpk file if saved to ArcGIS.com:
1. Connect to ArcGIS Online, and log in if necessary (File > ArcGIS Online).
2. Click My Maps and Data or My Groups to access the shared map package.
How To Open Mxd Files
3. When you locate the map package, click it, and then click Open. The package opens in ArcMap, and the data loads.
Regardless of where the .mpk file is stored originally, the data within the map package when unpacked saves on your hard drive in the Documents and Settings folder:
C:Documents_and_SettingsMyDocumentsArcGISPackages*.gdb
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Arcgis Mxd File
Conversions:
• Translate to AutoCAD DXF and DWG versions up to AutoCAD 2018-2021.• Optionally output to CSV.
• Command line mode for batch operation.
Handling feature attributes:
• Apply Colors corresponding to selected Feature Attributes.• Output AutoCAD entities onto Layers corresponding to Feature Attributes.
• Produce Text Labels from Features data. Powerful built in Auto-Label function.
• Transfer table data via DXF/DWG ATTRIB or Extended Data (XData) definitions.
Layer and properties control:
• Properties control for attributes (ATTRIBs), i.e. size, position, color, etc.• Layer control - The Layers Control dialog allows you to determine LAYER names, and the entities that will be placed on such Layers.
3D shapefile type:
• Support for all 3D shapefile types (PointZ, PolylineZ, PolyGonZ, MultiPatch, etc).• Fully handles the latest 3D shapefiles.
Handling polygon shapefile:
• Extrude 2D Polygon shapes to 3D Objects in DWG/DXF. Picture• Color fill Polygons - correctly handles holes.
Data Source:
• Compatible with all ESRI ArcGIS® / ArcMap®/ ArcView® / .. products (all versions.).• Support direct access to shapefiles in ESRI Personal Geodatabase (.mdb) files.operation.
• Data source may be CSV or DBF (i.e. no shapefile, simply a points database).
Handling elevation data (Z values):
• Output Elevation data as real 3D Z coordinates.• Create elevation labels from point Z shapefile's Z values.
Legend and Named Marker Blocks:
• Output of a Legend• Named Marker Blocks