GIS science has always been split between its analytical side and its cartographic side. It is true that analyzing geographic data is the real power of geographic information systems, but analysis is wasted if you can t communicate the results to your intended audience. Cartographic Design with ArcView GIS will help you show what you know with maps. The book is divided into eleven chapters. Each chapter has a corresponding web page on this site with extra information.
References point the way to other web resources with additional information disccussed in a chapter.
Free or low cost ArcView extensions mentioned in the book can be found on many web pages linked for each chapter, including ESRI's Arcscripts page. Consult the book or ArcView Help for loading an extension file. ArcView Avenue scripts mentioned in the book are indicated by this graphic. Load Avenue code through the ArcView Script document. Several chapters have downloadable exercises with additional text and shapefile data.