Trying to implement high quality printing with limited success.
1. The legend is pixelated to the point of not being usable. I have looked for and found no way of overcoming this. Any suggestions?
2. The widget allows one to create layout templates into which your map will be inserted. However, higher res output is only supported for dynamic layers. I was hoping that there would be an option to redirect input for tiled layers to the source map service. It appears from the arcpy.mapping samples that this is possible and I was able to et one to work. However, I do not know how to replicate the functionality of the widget in this context. Put more plainly - the use will have one of several tiled base maps visible (all local so that the underling data is available) as well as any number of dynamic layers. I want all of this to be printed from an arcpy script so as to create high res output. Has anyone been able to do this? If so, then could you please share your code?
Thanks!
Keith Gerhartz
City of Winter Park, FL
1. The legend is pixelated to the point of not being usable. I have looked for and found no way of overcoming this. Any suggestions?
2. The widget allows one to create layout templates into which your map will be inserted. However, higher res output is only supported for dynamic layers. I was hoping that there would be an option to redirect input for tiled layers to the source map service. It appears from the arcpy.mapping samples that this is possible and I was able to et one to work. However, I do not know how to replicate the functionality of the widget in this context. Put more plainly - the use will have one of several tiled base maps visible (all local so that the underling data is available) as well as any number of dynamic layers. I want all of this to be printed from an arcpy script so as to create high res output. Has anyone been able to do this? If so, then could you please share your code?
Thanks!
Keith Gerhartz
City of Winter Park, FL