The sections below provide more information on the settings that you can include in the settingsConfig file. This includes the functional area, the corresponding setting in the user interface (UI), the default value, and a sample.
The sections below are the same groupings used in the Pro.settingsConfig file.
Application settings
The settings described below should be added under the Application element in the Pro.settingsConfig file.
UseLocalHelp
In the user interface, this setting corresponds to the Help Source option, on the General tab on the Options dialog box.
Possible values are the following:
- true
- false (default)
An example of this setting is shown below.
<UseLocalHelp isLocked="false">true</UseLocalHelp>
UseSpellCheck
In the user interface, this setting corresponds to the Enable spell checking check box on the Proofing tab on the Options dialog box.
Possible values are the following:
- true (default)
- false
An example of this setting is shown below.
<UseSpellCheck isLocked="false">true</UseSpellCheck>
Project settings
The settings below should be added under the Projects element in the Pro.settingsConfig file. There is a separate set of settings for local projects within this element.
CreateBackup
In the user interface, this setting corresponds to the Create a backup when the project has unsaved changes check box on the General tab, under Project Recovery, on the Options dialog box.
Possible values are the following:
- true (default)
- false
An example of this setting is shown below.<CreateBackup isLocked="true">true</CreateBackup>
BackupIntervalMinutes
In the user interface, this setting corresponds to the Save a backup after this time interval has elapsed field on the General tab, under Project Recovery, on the Options dialog box.
Possible values are the following:
- Any integer representing a number of minutes. The minimum value is 1, and the default value on installation is 5.
An example of this setting is shown below.<BackupIntervalMinutes isLocked="true">3</BackupIntervalMinutes>
Local Project settings
The settings below should be added under the LocalProject element in the Pro.settingsConfig file.
CustomDefaultLocation
In the user interface, this setting corresponds to the Project location field on the General tab, under Create projects, on the Options dialog box. This setting also appears on the Create a New Project dialog box.
Possible values are the following:
- Any path to a shared local or network drive where all members of your organization can save their projects.
Note:
If this setting is set to false and a path is defined, the path appears in the Location field as a suggestion.
An example of this setting is shown below.<LocalProject>
<CustomDefaultLocation isLocked="true">\\dataserver1\Team_Defaults\Projects</CustomDefaultLocation>
</LocalProject>
CreateProjectInNewFolder
In the user interface, this setting corresponds to the Create a folder for this project check box on the General tab, under Create projects, on the Options dialog box. This setting also appears on the Create a New Project dialog box.
Possible values are the following:
- true (default)
- false
An example of this setting is shown below.<LocalProject>
<CreateProjectInNewFolder isLocked="true">false</CreateProjectInNewFolder>
</LocalProject>
HomeFolder
In the user interface, this setting corresponds to the Home folder field on the Current Settings tab on the Options dialog box.
Possible values are the following:
- Any path to a shared local or network drive where all members of your organization can save default output files—such as connection files, map and layer files, and new geodatabases—created in an ArcGIS Pro session.
Note:
If the paths set for HomeFolder and CustomDefaultLocation are different, the default geodatabase and toolbox are stored in the location defined for the HomeFolder setting, and the project file (.aprx) is stored in the location defined for CustomDefaultLocation.
An example of this setting is shown below.<LocalProject>
<HomeFolder isLocked="true">\\dataserver1\Team_Output</HomeFolder>
</LocalProject>
DefaultGeodatabase
In the user interface, this setting corresponds to the Geodatabase field under Create projects on the General tab on the Options dialog box. It is also displayed in the Default geodatabase field on the Current Settings tab on the Options dialog box.
Possible values are the following:
- Any path to a shared local or network drive for an existing geodatabase.
Note:
If this setting is set to false and a path is defined, the path appears in the Geodatabase field as a suggestion.
An example of this setting is shown below.<LocalProject>
<DefaultGeodatabase isLocked="true">\\dataserver1\Team_Defaults\Projects\Project.gdb</DefaultGeodatabase>
</LocalProject>
DefaultToolbox
In the user interface, this setting corresponds to the Toolbox field under Create projects on the General tab on the Options dialog box. It is also displayed in the Default toolbox field on the Current Settings tab on the Options dialog box.
Possible values are the following:
- Any path to a shared local or network drive for an existing toolbox.
Note:
If this setting is set to false and a path is defined, the path appears in the Toolbox field as a suggestion.
An example of this setting is shown below.<LocalProject>
<DefaultToolbox isLocked="true">\\dataserver1\Team_Defaults\Projects\Default.atbx</DefaultToolbox>
</LocalProject>
Map and Scene settings
The settings described below should be added under the MapAndScene element in the Pro.settingsConfig file.
DefaultBasemapJson
In the user interface, this setting corresponds to the basemap control under Basemap on the Map and Scene tab on the Options dialog box.
Possible values are the following:
- FromPortal (The default basemap of your organization is added. This is the default.)
- A JSON object or CIM path corresponding to a custom basemap.
- Not set (An empty string. No basemap is added.)
An example of this setting is shown below.
<DefaultBasemapJson isLocked="true">FromPortal</DefaultBasemapJson>
LayerVisibleByDefault
In the user interface, this setting corresponds to the Make newly added layers visible by default control under Add Layer on the Map and Scene tab on the Options dialog box.
Possible values are the following:
- true (default)
- false
An example of this setting is shown below.
<LayerVisibleByDefault isLocked="true">true</LayerVisibleByDefault>
DefaultSpatialReference
In the user interface, this setting corresponds to the spatial reference control under Spatial Reference on the Map and Scene tab on the Options dialog box.
Possible values are the following:
- Not set (An empty string. The spatial reference of the first operational layer is used. This is the default.).
- A spatial reference XML file.
Note:
Set the default spatial reference through the application and access the location of the user configuration file from the registry key HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\ESRI\ArcGISPro\Symbology\Settings\UserConfigLocalRoaming. Within this user configuration file, locate the DefaultSpatialReference setting. Paste this XML inside your administrator setting definition in the Pro.settingsConfig file.
An example of this setting is shown below.
<DefaultSpatialReference isLocked="true">
<ProjectedCoordinateSystem
xsi:type='typens:ProjectedCoordinateSystem'
xmlns:xs='http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema'
xmlns:xsi='http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance'
xmlns:typens='http://www.esri.com/schemas/ArcGIS/3.1.0'><
WKT>PROJCS["North_Pole_Lambert_Azimuthal_Equal_Area",
GEOGCS["GCS_WGS_1984",DATUM["D_WGS_1984",
SPHEROID["WGS_1984",6378137.0,298.257223563]],
PRIMEM["Greenwich",0.0],UNIT["Degree",0.0174532925199433]],
PROJECTION["Lambert_Azimuthal_Equal_Area"],
PARAMETER["False_Easting",0.0],
PARAMETER["False_Northing",0.0],
PARAMETER["Central_Meridian",0.0],
PARAMETER["Latitude_Of_Origin",90.0],
UNIT["Meter",1.0],
AUTHORITY["Esri",102017]]</WKT><
XOrigin>-12742200</
XOrigin><YOrigin>-12742200</
YOrigin><XYScale>10000</
XYScale><ZOrigin>-100000</
ZOrigin><ZScale>10000</
ZScale><MOrigin>-100000</
MOrigin><MScale>10000</
MScale><XYTolerance>0.001</
XYTolerance><ZTolerance>0.001</
ZTolerance><MTolerance>0.001</
MTolerance><HighPrecision>true</
HighPrecision><WKID>102017</
WKID><LatestWKID>102017</
LatestWKID></
ProjectedCoordinateSystem>
</DefaultSpatialReference>
ConfirmTransformation
In the user interface, this setting corresponds to the Warn if transformation between geographic coordinate system is required to align data sources correctly check box under Spatial Reference on the Map and Scene tab on the Options dialog box.
Possible values are the following:
- true
- false (default)
An example of this setting is shown below.
<ConfirmTransformation isLocked="true">true</ConfirmTransformation>
DefaultLabelEngine
In the user interface, this setting corresponds to the Default label engine control under Label Engine on the Map and Scene tab on the Options dialog box.
Possible values are the following:
- Maplex (default)
- Standard
An example of this setting is shown below.
<DefaultLabelEngine isLocked="true">Standard</DefaultLabelEngine>
AddDefaultElevationSource
In the user interface, this setting corresponds to the Ground Elevation Surface control on the Map and Scene tab on the Options dialog box.
Possible values are the following:
- true (A default elevation source is added. This is the default.)
- false (No elevation source is added.)
An example of this setting is shown below.
<AddDefaultElevationSource isLocked="true">true</AddDefaultElevationSource>
CustomElevationSourceXml
In the user interface, this setting corresponds to the Default Elevation Source control under Ground Elevation Surface on the Map and Scene tab on the Options dialog box.
Possible values are the following:
- Not set (An empty string; the default elevation service of your organization is added. This is the default.)
- A data connection XML file to a custom elevation source.
Note:
Set the default spatial reference through the application and access the location of the user configuration file from the registry key HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\ESRI\ArcGISPro\Symbology\Settings\UserConfigLocalRoaming. Within this user configuration file, locate the CustomElevationSourceXml setting. Paste this XML inside your administrator setting definition in the Pro.settingsConfig file.
An example of this setting is shown below.
<CustomElevationSourceXml isLocked="true">
<
CIMStandardDataConnection xsi:type='typens:CIMStandardDataConnection'
xmlns:xsi='http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance'
xmlns:xs='http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema'
xmlns:typens='http://www.esri.com/schemas/ArcGIS/3.1.0'><
WorkspaceConnectionString>DATABASE=\\[LOCATION]\Elevation</
WorkspaceConnectionString><
WorkspaceFactory>Raster</
WorkspaceFactory><Dataset>dem30.img</
Dataset><DatasetType>esriDTAny</
DatasetType></CIMStandardDataConnection>
</CustomElevationSourceXml>
ManageFeatureCaching
In the user interface, this setting corresponds to the Manage feature cache from the Map tab check box under Feature Cache on the Map and Scene tab on the Options dialog box.
Possible values are the following:
- true
- false (default)
An example of this setting is shown below.
<ManageFeatureCaching isLocked="true">true</ManageFeatureCaching>
Catalog settings
The settings described below should be added under the Catalog element in the Pro.settingsConfig file.
EnableIndexing
In the user interface, this setting corresponds to the Configure if the index is created and how it is used section on the Indexing tab on the Options dialog box.
Possible values are the following:
- true (default)
- false
An example of this setting is shown below.
<EnableIndexing isLocked="true">false</EnableIndexing>
IndexNetworkConnections
In the user interface, this setting corresponds to the Index items on network disks check box on the Indexing tab on the Options dialog box.
Possible values are the following:
- true
- false (default)
An example of this setting is shown below.
<IndexNetworkConnections isLocked="true">true</IndexNetworkConnections>
MetadataCanDeleteGPHistory
In the user interface, this setting corresponds to the Allow geoprocessing history to be deleted from metadata check box on the Metadata tab on the Options dialog box.
Possible values are the following:
- true (default)
- false
An example of this setting is shown below.
<MetadataCanDeleteGPHistory isLocked="true">false</MetadataCanDeleteGPHistory>
MetadataStyle
In the user interface, this setting corresponds to the Metadata style drop-down list on the Metadata tab on the Options dialog box.
Possible values are those that appear in the Metadata Styles drop-down list. These include the following metadata styles that are provided with ArcGIS Pro, and the names of any custom metadata style add-ins that have been installed.
- FGDC CSDGM Metadata
- INSPIRE Metadata Directive
- ISO 19139 Metadata Implementation Specification GML3.2
- ISO 19139 Metadata Implementation Specification
- Item Description (default)
- North American Profile of ISO19115 2003
- ISO 19115-3 XML Schema Implementation
An example of this setting is shown below.
<MetadataStyle isLocked="true">INSPIRE Metadata Directive</MetadataStyle>
SkipServerConnections
In the user interface, this setting corresponds to the Skip enterprise database connections check box on the Indexing tab on the Options dialog box.
Possible values are the following:
- true (default)
- false
An example of this setting is shown below.
<SkipServerConnections isLocked="true">false</SkipServerConnections>
Selection settings
The settings described below should be added under the Selection element in the Pro.settingsConfig file.
KeepInvisibleFeaturesSelected
In the user interface, this setting corresponds to the Keep invisible features selected with a new selection check box on the Selection tab on the Options dialog box.
Possible values are the following:
- true
- false (default)
An example of this setting is shown below.
<KeepInvisibleFeaturesSelected isLocked="true">false</KeepInvisibleFeaturesSelected>
Geoprocessing settings
The settings described below should be added under the Geoprocessing element in the Pro.settingsConfig file.
RecordGPHistoryInMetadata
In the user interface, this setting corresponds to the Write geoprocessing operations to dataset metadata check box on the Geoprocessing tab on the Options dialog box.
Possible values are the following:
- true (default)
- false
An example of this setting is shown below.
<RecordGPHistoryInMetadata isLocked="true">false</RecordGPHistoryInMetadata>
Display settings
The settings described below should be added under the Display element in the Pro.settingsConfig file.
AntialiasingMode
In the user interface, this setting corresponds to the Antialiasing mode combo box on the Display tab on the Options dialog box.
Possible values are the following:
- None
- Normal
- Fast (default)
- Best
An example of this setting is shown below.<AntialiasingMode isLocked="true">Normal</AntialiasingMode>
TextAntialiasingMode
In the user interface, this setting corresponds to the Text Antialiasing mode combo box on the Display tab on the Options dialog box.
Possible values are the following:
- None
- Normal
- Force (default)
An example of this setting is shown below.<TextAntialiasingMode isLocked="true">Normal</TextAntialiasingMode>
StereoscopicMode
In the user interface, this setting corresponds to the Stereoscopic mode combo box on the Display tab on the Options dialog box.
Possible values are the following:
- OFF (default)
- Native (3D shutter glasses)
- Anaglyph (3D cyan/red glasses)
An example of this setting is shown below.<StereoscopicMode isLocked="true">Anaglyph</StereoscopicMode>
RenderingMode
In the user interface, this setting corresponds to the Rendering mode options on the Display tab on the Options dialog box.
Possible values are the following:
- DirectX (default)
- OpenGL
An example of this setting is shown below.<RenderingMode isLocked="true">OpenGL</RenderingMode>
RenderingQuality
In the user interface, this setting corresponds to the Rendering quality slider on the Display tab on the Options dialog box.
Possible values are the following:
- 0 (Low.)
- 1 (Middle.)
- 2 (High. This is the default.)
An example of this setting is shown below.<RenderingQuality isLocked="true">1</RenderingQuality>
EnableVSync
In the user interface, this setting corresponds to the Enable vertical synchronization check box on the Display tab on the Options dialog box.
Possible values are the following:
- true (default)
- false
An example of this setting is shown below.<EnableVSync isLocked="true">false</EnableVSync>
EnableRenderingAntialiasing
In the user interface, this setting corresponds to the Enable hardware antialiasing check box on the Display tab on the Options dialog box.
Possible values are the following:
- true
- false (default)
An example of this setting is shown below.<EnableRenderingAntialiasing isLocked="true">true</EnableRenderingAntialiasing>
LocalCacheFolderPath
In the user interface, this setting corresponds to the Local cache text box on the Display tab on the Options dialog box.
Possible values are the following:
- Any valid local folder path
An example of this setting is shown below.<LocalCacheFolderPath isLocked="true">C:\Users\<name>\AppData\Local\LocalCaches2</LocalCacheFolderPath>
ClearCacheWhenAppClosing
In the user interface, this setting corresponds to the Clear Cache each time the application closes check box on the Display tab on the Options dialog box.
Possible values are the following:
- true
- false (default)
An example of this setting is shown below.<ClearCacheWhenAppClosing isLocked="true">true</ClearCacheWhenAppClosing>
Text and Graphics settings
The settings described below should be added under the TextAndGraphics element in the Pro.settingsConfig file.
DefaultFontName
In the user interface, this setting corresponds to the Font name control under Default Font on the Text and Graphics tab on the Options dialog box.
Possible values are the following:
- Any valid font family name
Note:
Set the default font through the application and access the value from the registry key HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\ESRI\ArcGISPro\Symbology\Settings\DefaultFontName.
An example of this setting is shown below.
<DefaultFontName isLocked="true">Arial Narrow</DefaultFontName>
DefaultFontStyle
In the user interface, this setting corresponds to the Font style control under Default Font on the Text and Graphics tab on the Options dialog box.
Possible values are the following:
- Any valid font style name
Note:
Set the default font style through the application and access the value from the registry key HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\ESRI\ArcGISPro\Symbology\Settings\DefaultFontStyle.
An example of this setting is shown below.
<DefaultFontStyle isLocked="true">Italic</DefaultFontStyle>
DefaultFontVariationSettings
In the user interface, this setting corresponds to the Modify variable font axis values control under Default Font on the Text and Graphics tab on the Options dialog box.
Note:
This option is only available when a variable font is specified for the default font name. It is locked when the DefaultFontStyle setting is true.
Possible values are the following:
- Any valid axes tag. Examples include the following:
- wght (weight)
- wdth (width)
- slnt (slant)
- ital (italic)
- opsz (optical size)
Note:
Set the default font variation settings through the application and access the XML from the registry key HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\ESRI\ArcGISPro\Symbology\Settings\DefaultFontVariationXml. Paste this XML inside the DefaultFontVariationSettings node of the Pro.settingsConfig file.
An example of this setting is shown below.
<DefaultFontVariationSettings>
<ArrayOfCIMFontVariation xsi:type='typens:ArrayOfCIMFontVariation'
xmlns:xsi='http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance'
xmlns:xs='http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema' xmlns:typens='http://www.esri.com/schemas/ArcGIS/3.1.0'>
<CIMFontVariation xsi:type='typens:CIMFontVariation'><TagName>wght</TagName><Value>300</Value>
</CIMFontVariation>
<CIMFontVariation xsi:type='typens:CIMFontVariation'><TagName>wdth</TagName><Value>87</Value>
</CIMFontVariation>
</ArrayOfCIMFontVariation>
</DefaultFontVariationSettings>
Color Management settings
The settings described below should be added under the ColorManagement element in the Pro.settingsConfig file.
WorkingColorSpaceForNewItems
In the user interface, this setting corresponds to the Default color model for new items check box on the Color Management tab on the Options dialog box.
Possible values are the following:
- RGB (default)
- CMYK
An example of this setting is shown below.<WorkingColorSpaceForNewItems isLocked="true">CMYK</WorkingColorSpaceForNewItems>
EnableColorManagement
In the user interface, this setting corresponds to the Enable color management toggle button on the Color Management tab on the Options dialog box.
Possible values are the following:
- false (default)
- true
An example of this setting is shown below.<EnableColorManagement isLocked="true">true</EnableColorManagement>
RGBColorProfile
In the user interface, this setting corresponds to the RGB combo box on the Color Management tab on the Options dialog box.
Possible values are the following:
- sRGB IEC61966-2.1 (default)
- Any installed RGB color profiles
An example of this setting is shown below.<RGBColorProfile isLocked="true">sRGB IEC61966-2.1</RGBColorProfile>
CMYKColorProfile
In the user interface, this setting corresponds to the CMYK toggle button on the Color Management tab on the Options dialog box.
Possible values are the following:
- U.S. Web Coated (SWOP) v2 (default)
- Any installed CMYK color profiles
An example of this setting is shown below.<CMYKColorProfile isLocked="true">U.S. Web Coated (SWOP) v2</CMYKColorProfile>
ColorConversionRule
In the user interface, this setting corresponds to the Color conversion rule combo box on the Color Management tab on the Options dialog box.
Possible values are the following:
- PreserveColorAppearance (default)
- PreserveColorValues
An example of this setting is shown below.<ColorConversionRule isLocked="true">PreserveColorValues</ColorConversionRule>
RenderingIntent
In the user interface, this setting corresponds to the Rendering intent combo box on the Color Management tab on the Options dialog box.
Possible values are the following:
- RelativeColorimetric (default)
- Perceptual
- Saturation
- AbsoluteColorimetric
An example of this setting is shown below.<RenderingIntent isLocked="true">Perceptual</RenderingIntent>
EnableDefaultBlackPointCompensation
In the user interface, this setting corresponds to the Use black point compensation toggle button on the Color Management tab on the Options dialog box.
Possible values are the following:
- true (default)
- false
An example of this setting is shown below.<EnableDefaultBlackPointCompensation isLocked="true">false
</EnableDefaultBlackPointCompensation>
Table settings
The settings described below should be added under the Table element in the Pro.settingsConfig file.
DisableAddRow
In the user interface, this setting corresponds to the Hide the 'Click to add new row' option for feature class tables check box on the Table tab on the Options dialog box.
Possible values are the following:
- true
- false (default)
An example of this setting is shown below.<DisableAddRow isLocked="true">true</DisableAddRow>
AllowWebLinks
In the user interface, this setting corresponds to the Allow web links check box on the Table tab on the Options dialog box.
Possible values are the following:
- true (default)
- false
An example of this setting is shown below.<AllowWebLinks isLocked="true">false</AllowWebLinks>
SupportedURISchemeList
Use this setting if AllowWebLinks is set to true. In the user interface, this setting corresponds to the Supported URI schemes list under the Allow web links check box on the Table tab on the Options dialog box.
Many URI schemes are supported. Open the Table options and browse the list to see the available choices. Additional URI schemes can be added.
Possible values are the following:
- Any valid URI schema extension
An example of this setting is shown below.<SupportedUriSchemeList isLocked="true">ftp,ftps,html</SupportedUriSchemeList>
AllowFileLinks
In the user interface, this setting corresponds to the Allow file links check box on the Table tab on the Options dialog box.
Possible values are the following:
- true (default)
- false
An example of this setting is shown below.<AllowFileLinks isLocked="true">false</AllowFileLinks>
SupportedFileExtensionList
Use this setting if AllowFileLinks is set to true. In the user interface, this setting corresponds to the Supported file extensions list under the Allow file links check box on the Table tab on the Options dialog box.
Many file extensions are supported. Open the Table options and browse the list to see the available choices. Additional file extensions can be added.
An example of this setting is shown below.<SupportedFileExtensionList isLocked="true">.7z,.csv</SupportedFileExtensionList>
Report settings
The settings described below should be added under the Report element in the Pro.settingsConfig file.
ReportCustomTemplatePath
In the user interface, this setting corresponds to the Custom template path text box on the Report tab on the Options dialog box.
Possible values are the following:
- Any valid folder path
An example of this setting is shown below.<ReportCustomTemplatePath isLocked="true">C:\Users\<name>\Documents\ArcGIS\ReportTemplates
</ReportCustomTemplatePath>
Layout settings
The settings described below should be added under the Layout element in the Pro.settingsConfig file.
TemplatePath
In the user interface, this setting corresponds to the Import gallery path text box on the Layout tab on the Options dialog box.
Possible values are the following:
- Any valid folder path
An example of this setting is shown below.<TemplatePath isLocked="true">C:\Users\<name>\AppData\Local\LayoutTemplates
</TemplatePath>
Share and Download settings
The settings described below should be added under the ShareDownload element in the Pro.settingsConfig file.
StagingPath
In the user interface, this setting corresponds to the Staging text box on the Share and Download tab on the Options dialog box.
Possible values are the following:
- Any valid folder path
An example of this setting is shown below.<StagingPath isLocked="true"> C:\Users\<name>\AppData\Local\ArcGISPro\Staging\SharingProcesses
</StagingPath>
UnpackingProjectPackageOption
In the user interface, this setting corresponds to the Project Packages and Project Templates options on the Share and Download tab on the Options dialog box.
Possible values are the following:
- 0 (Unpack to this location. This is the default.)
- 1 (Ask where to save before unpacking.)
An example of this setting is shown below.<UnpackingProjectPackageOption isLocked="true">0
</UnpackingProjectPackageOption>
UnpackingProjectPackagePath
Use this setting if UnpackingProjectPackageOption is set to 0. In the user interface, this setting corresponds to the Project Packages and Project Templates text box for the Unpack to this location option on the Share and Download tab on the Options dialog box.
Possible values are the following:
- Any valid folder path
An example of this setting is shown below.<UnpackingProjectPackagePath isLocked="true"> C:\Users\<name>\Documents\ArcGIS\Packages
</UnpackingProjectPackagePath>
UnpackingOtherPackagesOption
In the user interface, this setting corresponds to the Other Packages and Files options on the Share and Download tab on the Options dialog box.
Possible values are the following:
- 0 (Unpack to this location. This is the default.)
- 1 (Ask where to save before unpacking.)
- 2 (Unpack to the project's home folder.)
An example of this setting is shown below.<UnpackingOtherPackagesOption isLocked="true">0</UnpackingOtherPackagesOption>
UnpackingOtherPackagesPath
Use this setting if UnpackingOtherPackagesOption is set to 0. In the user interface, this setting corresponds to the Other Packages and Files text box for the Unpack to this location option on the Share and Download tab on the Options dialog box.
Possible values are the following:
- Any valid folder path
An example of this setting is shown below.<UnpackingOtherPackagesPath isLocked="false">C:\Users\<name>\Documents\ArcGIS\Packages
</UnpackingOtherPackagesPath>
OfflineMapsOption
In the user interface, this setting corresponds to the Offline Maps options on the Share and Download tab on the Options dialog box.
Possible values are the following:
- 0 (Download maps to this location.)
- 1 (Ask where to save before unpacking.)
- 2 (Download maps to the project's home folder. This is the default.)
An example of this setting is shown below.<OfflineMapsOption isLocked="true">0</OfflineMapsOption>
OfflineMapsPath
Use this setting if OfflineMapsOption is set to 0. In the user interface, this setting corresponds to the Offline Maps text box for the Download maps to this location option on the Share and Download tab on the Options dialog box.
Possible values are the following:
- Any valid folder path
An example of this setting is shown below.<OfflineMapsPath isLocked="true"> C:\Users\<name>\Documents\ArcGIS\OfflineMaps
</OfflineMapsPath>
MapLayoutPresetsPath
In the user interface, this setting corresponds to the Map and Layout Presets text box on the Share and Download tab on the Options dialog box.
Possible values are the following:
- Any valid folder path
An example of this setting is shown below.<MapLayoutPresetsPath isLocked="false">C:\Users\<name>\AppData\Roaming\ArcGISPro\ExportPresets
</MapLayoutPresetsPath>