Fungsi APR Tool

Pernakah anda ketika membuka project Arc View terus ada komentar " Where Is.....?", tentu anda akan bingung. Bagi pemula tentu akan mencari-cari sebabnya dan bertanya, tetapi jawaban yang diberikan kurang memuaskan alias masih membingungkan dan kurang praktis. Saya akan memperkenalkan tool dari Arv View buatan Charles Herbold. Tetapi sebelumnya sebabnya adalah sebagai berikut :

File yang ada panggil tersebar di beberapa drive,folder dan sub folder.
Path: "e:/kuliah/ekohidrologi/praktek_usle_c_mhs/ch_tanah_lr.shp"
Path: "e:/kuliah/ekohidrologi/praktek_usle_c_mhs/ch_tanah_lr.dbf"
Path: "e:/kuliah/ekohidrologi/praktek_usle_c_mhs/kelas_erosi_das.shp"
Path:"e:/kuliah/ekohidrologi/praktek_usle_c_mhs/kelas_erosi_das.dbf"
Semuanya terekam pathnya di e:/kuliah/ekohidrologi/praktek_usle_c_mhs
Sedangkan file anda semuanya berada di media lain seperti flshdisk atau di laptop anda

Apr yang anda simpan tersimpan di folder tempat anda kerja, ketika di copy ke folder lain lewat window explorer maka akan path atau jejak file di apr itu berada tetap seperti itu . Walaupun semua file yang telah anda butuhkan sudah terkumpul dalam satu folder di media lain (misalnya flashdisk) arc view akan tetap memunculkan pesan kesalahan.
Ada beberap ekstensi di komputer anda kerja pertama kali yang tidak ada di komputer anda sehingga arc view akan memunculkan pesan meminta anda untuk mengaktifkan ekstensi yang diminta. Tips : seharusnya sebelum menyimpan terakhir anda matikan ekstensi-ekstensi yang ada.

Ada cara untuk mengatasinya yaitu mengganti path yang ada dengan cara membuka file aprnya dengan notepad atau wordpad.Tetapi cara ini tidak praktis apabila file-file yang ada tersebar di mana-mana,misalnya ada di beberapa drive atau beberapa folder. Atau bahkan theme yang anda panggil jumlahnya puluhan sehingga anda cape sendiri.

Ada cara yang lebih mudah (download)

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