How to Use Arc Map Selection to add to Domains in #InfoSewer and #InfoSWMM

How to Use Arc Map Selection to add to Domains in #InfoSewer and #InfoSWMM:
  1. Use the Arc Map Selection Tools
  2. Select a layer of Nodes or Links in Arc Map
  3. Add your elements to the Arc Map Selection and finally
  4. Add the selected elements from Arc Map to the InfoSewer Domain (Bullet 4)

How to Use Arc Map Selection to add to Domains in #InfoSewer and #InfoSWMM


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