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9. Click the Save as type<br />

dropdown arrow and click the<br />

format in which to create the<br />

new point features. For<br />

example, click Shapefile.<br />

10. Navigate to the folder or<br />

geodatabase in which you<br />

want to store the new<br />

features.<br />

11. Type a name for the new<br />

data source.<br />

12. Click Save.<br />

13. If the output feature class will<br />

be stored in an ArcSDE<br />

geodatabase, specify the<br />

configuration keyword to use<br />

when creating the feature<br />

class.<br />

14. If the output features should<br />

have a different coordinate<br />

system from the input values,<br />

click Advanced Geometry<br />

Options.<br />

Otherwise, skip to step 17.<br />

15. Click the ellipsis (...) button<br />

to the right of the Spatial<br />

Reference property and<br />

define the spatial reference<br />

of the output features.<br />

16. Click OK, then click OK in the<br />

Define Output Geometry<br />

dialog box.<br />

17. Click OK.<br />

A new point data source is<br />

created in the appropriate<br />

location.<br />

9<br />

W<br />

E<br />

A new point shapefile is<br />

created in the folder.<br />

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