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Resetting a step after configuration

Step settings can be reset using the context menu on the Designer tab. Resetting a step returns the step to its previous saved state. For example, if snapping settings are configured for a step, and the step is reset before another step is selected, the snapping settings are returned to their previous state.

A node or step can only be reset while you are configuring an individual node or step. For example, you cannot reset the step if you configure one step, select a different step, then return to the first step.

For more information about step configuration, see Introducing the Designer tab.

  1. Start ArcMap.
  2. If necessary, click the Task Assistant button Task Assistant on the Task Manager toolbar to display the Task Assistant window.
  3. Open a task assistant workflow.
  4. Click to select the step to configure in the Task Assistant window.
  5. Click the Designer tab.
  6. Perform some step configuration such as adding commands to the step.
  7. Right-click the Designer tab and click Reset Step.
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