Learning ArcGIS Pro

showing a granite quarry. One is a traditional 2D map, and the other is a 3D map.
These two views have been linked together, so when you zoom or pan in one, the
other updates to match.
4. Click on the Explore tool.
5. Move your mouse pointer to one of the two map views and click your left mouse
button and drag it to pan within the view. As you pan in one view, watch what
happens in the other view.
Note
Question: What happens when you use the Explore tool within the views?
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As you can see, the two views are linked together. This keeps them in sync with one
another as you move between them. This is one of the functions you will find in
ArcGIS Pro. You do not have to link views, but it can be useful. You will learn how
to configure view linking in a later chapter.
6. Using the Explore tool once again, click on a parcel in either view.
Note
Question: What happens when you click on a parcel in one of the map views?
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