Lecture

ArcGIS Online: Symbols

Description

This lecture covers the use of symbols in ArcGIS Online, focusing on how to specify and change symbols to draw different layers on a map. The instructor demonstrates how to use unique symbols, adjust colors, transparency, symbol size, outline color, and width. The lecture also includes practical examples and step-by-step guidance on symbol customization.

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