line symbol
A symbol for drawing coverage arcs.
link
A coverage feature class; links are two-point segments that represent from- and to-locations for the rubber sheeting adjustment process.
Click the line symbol.
Select a magenta color and alter the thickness to 2 pixels and click on OK to finish this set up: ...
line symbol A symbol for drawing coverage arcs. linear event See event. linear feature A geographic feature that can be represented by a line or set of lines.
A map that uses line symbols of variable thickness to show the proportion of traffic or flow within a network. Referenced by: Thematic map; Spatial analysis.
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For example, a line symbol representing a road with a line weight (thickness) of 0.007 inches typically used in conventional cartography, is not a suitable size specification for computer display.
Double click on the line symbol to bring up the "Legend Editor." Double click on the line symbol again to bring up the "Pen Palette," as before you must choose the Paintbrush icon to get the "Color Palette.
You can control line symbol flatness, line and polygon symbol length, and text attributes (the font and font size and style) displayed. On the View menu there is a choice called TOC Style.
Similarly, many line symbols such as curved, solid, dashed, dotted or a combination are used to show different features. Usually the contours are brown, streams and canals are blue, roads are red and black, and borders are black dash-dots.
Previously, the drag strip was shown with the area outline symbol (ninth-class boundary)
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[8] The use of the term "front" to describe a weather line on a map or the interface between air masses that the line symbolizes came from the line's resemblance to the military fronts of World War I[9]).
For example, line symbols represent linear features; various marker symbols can represent points; shade symbols can represent areas; and text symbols, annotations. Many characteristics define symbols, including color, size, shape, angle, and pattern.
 See also: Information, Map, Area, Symbol, Surface
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