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Maps on a layout exist within map frames, which are containers for maps. A map frame can point to any map or scene in your project. The map frame and the map view are independent, so zooming or panning in the map frame does not affect any open map views. Map frame constraints allow you to set limits on the map extent.

Create a bookmark In the active map or scene, navigate to the location or perspective you want to bookmark. On the Map tab, in the Navigate group, click Bookmarks and click New Bookmark . ... On the Create Bookmark dialog box, type a name for the bookmark and optionally type a description.

Bookmarks provide shortcuts to interesting places on a map. As a map author, you create them based on the current location and scale of the map. When others click a bookmark, the map zooms to that location.

Change the map in the map frame , under Map, choose a different map or scene from the drop?down menu. You can also choose <None> to create an empty map frame. When you change the map referenced by a map frame, the map draws at the default extent. You can then activate the map to adjust the extent.

Right-click the data frame's name in the table of contents (or the data frame on the layout). Click Properties and click the various tabs to view and set data frame properties. You can set and review various properties under each tab on this dialog box.

Match map frame size with map series extent In the Contents pane, right-click the map frame and select Properties. In the Placement tab, assign the values from step 1 to Height and Width. To preserve the proportions of the map frame when it is resized, enable Aspect Ratio.

To change the basemap, do the following: From the map tools, click Basemap. to display the basemap gallery. ... In the gallery, select a basemap. The map automatically displays the new basemap. Click Close. when you are finished changing the basemap to close the Basemap pane and view the map.