RCliffWilkie, post: 348252, member: 10285 wrote: It seems to me the only significant difference between the GS14 and GS15 is that the GS15 has two muc...
Bow Tie Surveyor, post: 348234, member: 6939 wrote: To those of you who work in states that bank underwriters don't require a survey for residential r...
MightyMoe, post: 347687, member: 700 wrote: Thanks for the data, it's interesting to see a DOWN adjustment. I'm generally seeing an UP adjustment of a...
weakwilled15, post: 347454, member: 10822 wrote: Hello Bill93 and kjpls. Your suggestions have raised the possibility of local scale error. I am in UT...
Jim Frame, post: 347381, member: 10 wrote: I sort of accidentally clicked on something in a Windows 10 upgrade box today that appears not to be revers...
weakwilled15, post: 347380, member: 10822 wrote: Hi allI am a first-time poster here, though have previously trawled the forums for answers to questio...
Brad, If you are a bowler then you will like this. My son subbed the other night and bowled 801 scratch.
Ken Salzmann, post: 346470, member: 398 wrote: I'm trying to view the FEMA map for a site in Fishkill NY and all I seem to be able to find is a nice s...
That guy sounds like me, but I not ready to retire yet. Ed
What I was trying to do was to transfer my custom palettes from my desktop running Civil 3D 2015 to my laptop running Civil 3D 2016, but have read tha...
I uploaded my settings to my 360 account in the cloud, but when I start my Laptop to sync it, the sync tabs are grayed out. (2015 Civil 3D on desktop ...
BlitzkriegBob, post: 343108, member: 9554 wrote: I've never done it before, but I know that's one of the things that you can do with an Autodesk 360 a...
I don't know if we are talking about the same thing, but when I first got my Leica GS14 I was using either my iphone 5 or ipod to connect to the NC VR...
Civil_Surveyor, post: 341468, member: 10675 wrote: I decided to go into Surveying my Senior year in High School so I attended a Tech school for Survey...
John Giles, post: 340007, member: 57 wrote: In WV it is considered a survey. You can't do it unless you are willing to put your license on it. Two for...