ESRI Canada has a nice, new, re-vamped web site. Check out their free page for access to tons of Avenue scipts, AMLs and other free programs contributed by Arc users.

Here's a couple of scripts from R. Wardenier. Generate2shape, control max number of points and export field properties.

Bubba's fishin hole! Avenue, C, Perl and other source code help is found here. This site has a ton of sample scripts. Just key in a keyword and up pops a list of related scripts along with the code.

X-Tools This extension contains useful tools developed, collected, or modified by Mike DeLaune, Oregon Department of Forestry. All of the more complicated tools have "Shift" click instructions. That is, you hold down the shift key and click on the menu item to get a description of the tool and instructions for running it. Documentation in PDF is also available.

Spatial Tools is an ArcView extension that contains a collection of 19 tools that extend the capabilities of Spatial Analyst.  The majority of tools are implementations of functions available in spatial analyst from avenue programming or awkwardly in the map calculator but not from the menu, button, or tool interface. These include functions to clean up, assemble, aggregate, warp and analyze grids. Documentation here, and download here. I just saw a demo of Spatial analyst and it looks great. This, with the 3d extension will blow away Vertical Mapper!

Kenneth's ArcView 3.0 Stuff R.I.F.T. Image Resampling and Registration for ArcView 3.0. This page has info about the Image resampling and registration extension/program created for PC versions (NT and Win 95 only). It will allow you to "warp" images to fit a feature theme in ArcView.

Intro to ArcView by the FAO/UNESCO Water Balance of Africa Exercise 1: Introduction to ArcView in West Africa. Its a little dated (version 2) but still a good primer for newbies.

Here's some tutorials from the Yale school of Forestry ArcView 3.0 at FES. It includes ArcView to Idrisi conversion, and info on converting projections

ArcView Shapefile to DXF/DWG Converter from Guthrie CAD/GIS. Arcv2CAD is a stand-alone application that lets you convert ArcView / ESRI Shape files to AutoCAD DXF and DWG formats. This allows Shapefiles to be read by virtually all CAD software (eg AutoCAD, MicroStation, QikDraw, etc), as well as many other Mapping, Drawing and Graphics programs (eg CorelDraw). They also have a CADViewer available for download.

So, you downloaded some free DLGs in SDTS format and you need to get them into ArcView - here's a translator for you

Scott's Avenue Coding Standards. This is a nice geocities site by an avid GIS  type, web enthusiast, and consultant. Because no documented standards for Avenue programming exist, he decided to take the initiative and create Avenue programming standards. Some interesting stuff here, and good reading.

An Analysis of the  ARC EXPORT (e00)  FILE FORMAT

Avenue Programmers Reference  Avenue Classes, Requests, and Sample Scripts These pages developed by AND for Avenue programmers. When your selected Class page loads, each request will be visible as a link if there are Sample scripts available on-line.

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