I'm using the ArcGIS Explorer Desktop (free viewer) – build 1750 (latest).
It comes with several built in base maps, including OpenStreetMap.
Is it possible to add to it OpenCycleMap:
http://www.opencyclemap.org/
as well ?
[GIS] add OpenCycleMap to ArcGIS Explorer Desktop
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But then, when I click on the add-in tag at the bottom of that page, I don't see anything, which seems kind of strange - obviously there is a page with that tag.
Update:
If I set the Show option to "All Content" ...
Then click the "add-in" tag on the page, I get lots of results.
http://www.arcgis.com/home/search.html?t=content&q=tags:add-in
I guess "All content" means the universe, whereas "Web Content" means stuff not hosted at Arcgis.com.
Turns out that this was a driver issue. The graphics card I am running has an issue with its Pixel Shader version. A quick update to my graphics card driver solved it. Thanks for all the input.
Best Answer
To have OpenCycleMap added to ArcGIS Online would involve asking Esri if that would be possible to do. You could do this via its contact form or by submitting an ArcGIS Idea (which I would vote for).
An alternative is that ArcGIS Explorer Desktop supports WMS, so if you could find someone providing a service URL for an OpenCycleMap WMS then this could be added via Add Content | GIS Services then setting Server Type: WMS. I've just looked quickly for an OpenCycleMap WMS without success. If you are in Great Britain then the OSM-GB project could be worth contacting.