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paden cash, post: 376563, member: 20 wrote: I've often wondered about their procedures when they collected their data. I remember one map here in Nor...
paden cash, post: 376552, member: 20 wrote: Apparently the Illinois State Library has one in their Map Room also, but it too is a '36 addition. Look...
P.S. For projects that have a lot of sessions to process, I found that it is best to complete the station logs before beginning the processing. Othe...
As Steve states above, from the manager's page select the mark you want to add the PID. The "Mark" page will display descriptive info, photos, sessio...
John, I use ABBYY Finereader. The latest is Ver. 12 for around $170. They may have a "standard" version for less. It allows you to read in PDFs, TIF...
Tell Matt, great find! And here I thought I was going to see a photo of a bark-scribed aspen with distorted numbers/letters.
Hmmm...I guess I won't open the only email from you that got tossed into my Spam folder. :whistle: BTW....I had trouble envisioning a situation where...
Evan, The bulk data contains information regarding the plats, field notes and other documents available on the GLO Records web site. It is not like t...
JB, Looks like the "front end" of a piece of drill steel. You did dig VERY carefully along side the monument to ascertain the length and whether the ...
Loyal, post: 355246, member: 228 wrote: The Stone is obviously THE CORNER, although one must have the "Field" Notes to understand what the two monumen...
Stirring the pot again, hey John. Hope all is well with you....cheers!
Thankfully, your Deputy Herman[n] was not the Oregon Congressman and attorney appointed by McKinley in 1897 to serve as GLO Commissioner. The Hon. Co...
Piece of cake for an old hand like you Loyal. :whistle: The trick is getting paid for all work required for a proper retracement.
Bill93, post: 352973, member: 87 wrote: The problem is that too often those requirements are not met. All too often they are abused and/or misunders...
Usually, the metadata is important to understanding a coordinate system. In this case, not so much. Bastardized coordinate systems, like "modified" S...
Holy Cow, post: 351885, member: 50 wrote: So, Gene, does that mean that you are so old that you won't accept a job in late August that places you next...
LRDay, post: 351860, member: 571 wrote: I'm pretty sure we have all done a few jobs that we wish we had never seen. At some point you can see them co...