System toolboxes those installed on your system with ArcGIS can be found in the Catalog window by expanding the Toolboxes folder, as illustrated below. Custom toolboxes can be found by browsing to the folder or geodatabase in which they reside. Once you've found the tool, you can open the dialog box by double-clicking the tool or right-clicking the tool and clicking Open. You can also drag tools into the ModelBuilder or Python window. You can customize the contents of the ArcToolbox window—adding and removing system and custom toolboxes until you have just those toolboxes that you use most often.
The contents of the ArcToolbox window are saved with your map document. You browse and open tools just as you would in the Catalog window, expanding toolboxes and toolsets until you find the tool you want, then double-clicking the tool to open its dialog box. You can customize this list by removing tools or adding your own tools. You can add or remove tools on any menu or toolbar. Arc GIS Desktop. Using the Search window to search for tools Using the Catalog window to browse for tools Using the ArcToolbox window Tools as menu choices or buttons.
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