• Browse a complete saved list of all your theme source files.
• Locate a theme source file quickly when adding a theme to a view.

• Identify the ArcView projects where each theme is used.

• Scan your hard drive and locate all of your theme source files.
• Save a complete list of all your theme source file names and their locations.
• Sort the theme list by name, file location, entiy and type.

Now  when you add themes to a view,  Theme Locator  displays the saved selection list of all available theme sources. Simply select one or more themes from the list,  press a button,  and the themes are quickly added to the current view.   The theme source list can be quickly sorted by theme name,  source file,  and type.  

New Features :  In addition to finding theme source files,  Theme Locator  now  scans each ArcView project (apr) file on your computer and identifies the themes used in each project.    Theme Locator  displays a list of all ArcView projects that use each theme source.   

Theme Locator   eliminates the slow process of manually navigating  through your computer's directory tree looking for themes.  If you are you tired of searching your computer looking for shape files, coverages, and CAD drawings,  then replace ArcView's add theme button with GeoSnap's  Theme Locator.
  
Download a  FREE evaluation version of  Theme Locator.   Click here  

AV SnapShot LT also adds a menu choice to ArcView's table  GUI that lists all the fields in a table. Each field's name,  alias,  type,  width and number of decimal places is displayed.   The extension also displays a table's  GUI title,  base file name,  open script,  close script,  update script,  creator,  creation date,   comments,  record count,  and the names of any fields that are indexed.     Sample.

The default Web browser is used to display the information.

Download   AV SnapShot LT   (SnapShotLT.avx)  from our free scripts and extensions page.
Click here  

This extension will be enhanced to display useful information about other of ArcView's documents.
  

AV Archive handles other parts of an ArcView project too.  Views,  scripts,  dialogs,  tables,  layouts, charts,   and GUIs can all be saved and re-used in new projects.   Save multiple versions of the same document as changes are made.  
 
Download an evaluation version of AV Archive.   Click here  
 
See what  "AV Archive"  looks like.   Click here
 
Order  "AV Archive".   Click here  
  

Some of AV Archive's other features ...

• Displays each theme's source file information.
• Saves the original ArcView project name and project file name for each item in the archive. 
• Saves the date that each item is saved in the archive.
• Assigns sequential version numbers when documents with the same name are added to the archive.
• Displays archived items in a table format for easy browsing.  
• Sort AV Archive's tables by date archived,   date created,  document name,  creator, etc.   The size and position of columns in each table can be adjusted by the user.
• Add as many separate archives as you need.    Enter your own descriptive information for each archive. 
• Delete items from the archive when they are no longer needed.
• Important AV Archive options are password protected.
  
  System Requirements:      Windows 95,  98,  or  NT 4.0  /  ArcView version 3.x
    

  
"Segmentation Violation"

Project won't load ?     Now what ?

Use GeoSnap's AV Salvage extension to recover Avenue scripts from damaged ArcView projects that won't load using the ArcView software.  

• Retrieve Avenue scripts directly from ArcView project files (apr) without opening the project in ArcView.
• Handles SEd,  embedded,  and encrypted Avenue scripts.
• Can also be used to transfer Avenue scripts between ArcView projects.
• Browse a project's Avenue scripts in a table that includes each  script's name, date created, creator, comment, and size.   Embedded Avenue scripts are identified.
• Sort the AV Salvage scripts table  by script name,  date created,  or size.
• Select the specific Avenue scripts to be recovered from the damaged  "apr" file . 
  
  System Requirements:     Windows 95,  98,  NT 3.51,  or  NT 4.0  /   ArcView version 3.x
   
  Download  a free copy of "AV Salvage"    Click here   

How do you handle coverages that have more than one attribute record per feature ?   Our current article illustrates how using a typical example.     Click Here