> > Any ideas?> > I would love to share an insight or suggestion but any CUIX statement I'd make would show my utter ignorance pertaining ...

> Has anybody had any luck with importing Google Earth Pro images into projects? > > I have to use the standard version of Google Earth in or...

"Approximate Corner Stakes">Glenn> I'm with you there, "Approximate" isn't in my project proposal's either, but then again, everything we do is ...

"Approximate Corner Stakes" I thought that the subject> was about setting stakes as opposed to "semi-permanent" markers?> > It appeared that...

"Approximate Corner Stakes" ???> > I am curious what y'all do when someone wants stakes for a fence? Do you say, "Oh No, I have have to set se...

> Jim I'm not at all surprised by that, there have been rumblings for some time now that Android would replace Windows Mobile in whatever the next ...

> A couple of things come to mind.> > - Was the original "conveyance" and easement to erect a tower? Or was it for the fee ownership of a pa...

Received my autographed copy today!I'm not trying to say I thought of it first, but I had the RFID idea 20 years ago, just never did anything with it,...

I was thinking the same thing about the collector being an all-in-one unit with the receiver. Not the brightest idea for the reasons cited above, and ...

Nate,I saw that same ad on Ebay and wondered if it was legit too.

> I have used them ever since they came out. Mostly for stockpile inventories. They work pretty wellWe are trying to learn the scanning part of thi...

> Well, who are they granting the right-of-way to? If it is to the public, that seems perfectly appropriate to me. If it's to themselves, then that...

A subdivision plat is an offer of dedication. As Paul in PA has stated, there has to be an acceptance. In Texas, just because a plat has been approved...

> i know of a surveyor that is working w/ a city to plat some city property and the city has requested some easements to the city across the proper...

> > Duke says hi...Duke can beat any dog, big or small, in a fair fight, or even an unfair fight> > Maybe you should change his name to "...

> Sorry, I wasn't clear. Mr. Hawley unintentionally mischaracterized the original text. The addition of the word "all" makes a big difference to th...

Reminiscent of a certain ArkysawyerI have never used "ON". As others have said, "ON" connotes a point on a line. However, I would use "IN" in that cas...