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Geomorphic Change Detection For Windows
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Where is GCD 7 Tool bar after installing? #335

Closed joewheaton closed 5 years ago

joewheaton commented 5 years ago

The Problem

From user:

I have installed GCD 7 in my ArcGis 10.6 and when I try to add the toolbars of GCD7, althouh I can see they are selected, they do not appear ... Do you know what can be the problem?

joewheaton commented 5 years ago

Just confirm it is installed and displaying by right clicking on an empty toolbar space, and then looking for Geomorphic Change Detection 7 and making sure it is checked on. If it does not show up, you need to reinstall the addIn and you can check in the 'Add in Manager'. 2018-12-18_082441

joewheaton commented 5 years ago

Yes, I did try this but it did not work :-( I re-installed the add-in but it does not work ... any idea in what I can do?

Interesting... why don't your respond to that GitHub post, and maybe record a little YouTube video of what you're trying and what's happening?

joewheaton commented 5 years ago

Damia, I'm also thinking that perhaps the toolbar is installed, but perhaps you were connected on a laptop with multiple monitors and sometimes these toolbars can get lost on an extended desktop space... Just a thought.

damiavericat commented 5 years ago

Hi Joe,

I have a problem with GCD7. I'm using ArcGIS 10.6. I can install correctly GCD 7 but I cannot see the toolbar. I have created a video in which I tried to show you how the toolbar does not appear although GCD looks it was installed correctly. I also uninstall GCD and install it again and the problem persists ...

https://youtu.be/1iQu4GErGfg

Any advice would be appreciated guys Best Damià

philipbaileynar commented 5 years ago

Damia,

Thanks for the video. Is this one very wide screen or did the video just capture two monitors?

If this is one very wide screen then this might be part of the problem. I think that the GCD is installed OK and that the GCD toolbar is getting hidden or misplaced on the screen somehow. ArcGIS does not deal with high resolution displays very well. My recommendation:

  1. Change your display to a single monitor at 1080p (1960x1080).
  2. Close ArcMap.
  3. Open ArcMap.
  4. Hide the GCD toolbar (uncheck the tickbox beside the Geomorphic Change Detection 7 item in the toolbar dropdown menu).
  5. Turn on the Geomorphic Change Detection 7 item in the toolbar dropdown menu.
  6. If you see the toolbar then dock it in the main toolbar area at the top of ArcMap.
  7. Revert to your previous display resolution.

There is a small chance that performing these steps at a more "normal" display resolution might reset the screen coordinates where ArcMap wants to display the GCD toolbar.

damiavericat commented 5 years ago

Hi Philip

Thank you very much for your help. I have tried but with no luck ... see the new video I have attached here

https://youtu.be/ZE_Wl9wMiBY

Any idea of what I can do?

Thank you very much Best Damià

joewheaton commented 5 years ago

Hi @damiavericat. From both your videos, it is clear that the GCD toolbar is installed. I suspect that for some reason, your registry from an old installation of GCD has the toolbar somewhere off the current workspace. The easiest thing is to just see if you notice the toolbar hiding on your other monitor somewhere. Make sure all the other applications are minimized and just have ArcGIS open. Do you see it anywhere. Fiddling with the resolution of the screen might help too. However, you may have to dig deeper and go into your Registry and change the settings.

See: https://dragons8mycat.com/2014/02/12/gis-tips-arcgis-i-lost-my-toolbar-and-other-toolbar-problems/ https://community.esri.com/ideas/4831

@philipbaileynar, I'm not sure what else to suggest. I don't think a reinstall or ESRI fixes this unless you do a complete clean uninstall with something like iObit Uninstaller, which actually gives you option to delete all the registry keys (otherwise they're left there). I'm not sure the consequences of deleting the registry keys manually?

philipbaileynar commented 5 years ago

This could also be helpful:

https://support.esri.com/en/technical-article/000011505

damiavericat commented 5 years ago

Hi Joe and Philip!

thank you very much for your help. I have found the solution; of course, thanks to you and your indications. I have tried several of the options you have indicated and finally what have worked out well has been what is suggested in the link: https://support.esri.com/en/technical-article/000011505

Mainly:

A. Close ArcCatalog and ArcMap B. Navigate to root C:\Users\CURRENT_USERNAME\AppData\Roaming\ESRI\Desktop10.0\ArcMap\Templates

Note: The Application Data folder may be hidden. If so, go to Start > Control Panel > Folder Options. Click the View tab and select 'Show hidden files, folders, and drives'.

C. Open the Templates folder D. Right-click the file Normal.mxt file and rename it. For example, Normalold.mxt. Re-start ArcMap.

So, all solved for now … Again, thank you very much for all Best Damià