Bug
When editing Multipart Annotation and changing properties that cause the annotation to lose it's reference to it's associated symbol reference causes an "Out of Bounds Error" or makes the annotation to dissapear.
| Bug ID Number | NIM000254 |
|---|---|
| Submitted | November 8, 2005 |
| Last Modified | June 5, 2024 |
| Applies to | No Product Found |
| Version found | 9.1 |
| Version Fixed | 9.2 |
| Status | Fixed |
Workaround
1. I told this user that he could set up a new annotation symbol collection in ArcCatalog that includes the symbol properties of his old symbol collection and just make the changes that he needs. He could then substitute his symbol collection when editing.2. It also seemed like the user didn't need to have his annotation be multipart. So if he turned off label stacking when creating his annotation, the lables would be created as single part.3. Also, if he, using the annotation editing tool, right-clicked on his annotation and converted his annotation to single part, then used the follow this feature function, the annotation's curvature would follow his line feature and he could fix the features that he wanted to change to include a halo.Steps to Reproduce
Bug ID: NIM000254
Software:
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