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Properties to choose the<br />

elements to update.<br />

You might export metadata in<br />

the FGDC CSDGM formats to<br />

publish it on the NSDI’s<br />

geospatial data clearinghouse<br />

using software such as ISite.<br />

When exported in these formats<br />

the elements defined in the<br />

ESRI profile are excluded.<br />

Exporting to the HTML format<br />

creates a file that represents the<br />

selected item’s metadata exactly<br />

as you see it in the Metadata<br />

tab. Exporting to the XML<br />

format creates an exact copy of<br />

the item’s metadata in a new<br />

XML file; this lets you work<br />

with metadata for geodatabase<br />

items outside <strong>ArcCatalog</strong>.<br />

Exporting metadata<br />

1. In the Catalog tree, click the<br />

item for which you want to<br />

export metadata.<br />

2. Click the Metadata tab.<br />

3. Click the Export Metadata<br />

button on the Metadata<br />

toolbar.<br />

4. Click the Browse button.<br />

5. Navigate to the folder in<br />

which the exported metadata<br />

should reside, type a name<br />

for the new metadata file,<br />

then click Save.<br />

6. Click the Format dropdown<br />

arrow and click the format in<br />

which you want to export the<br />

metadata.<br />

7. Click OK.<br />

A new file containing a copy<br />

of the item’s metadata is<br />

created in the appropriate<br />

format.<br />

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A new file is created<br />

containing a copy of<br />

the item’s metadata.<br />

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