@holy-cow?ÿ Holy Cow! Someone missed me! I'm actually lurking here almost every day, I just don't post a lot (actually, compared to some of you guys...

You might wish to check out Puget Systems:/p> They have recommended system builds for various purposes, including CAD. I ran across their web site i...

Type WIPEOUT, P, select the polyline, N. The line will disappear inside the box, as will the text. Type DRAWORDER, select the invisible text, F. Tha...

"Because that's the way we've always done it..." My theory, which is just speculation, is that they used 0mm offsets first because - no correction! It...

I went and dug out my old CD and managed to remove the password. Since Dan says it's OK, I've attached the PDF here: ?ÿ

Every once in a while I have a client state that having the computer draft the plan should be easy: all I have to do is "push a button."

If North is always supposed to be up, then why do North arrows exist?

From the main screen, open the pull-down menu using the icon in the top left corner. Activate modules is second from the bottom. (This is on an FC-250...

Posted by: snbr2011 Were you able to get this project done and how did it go? ?ÿ Not yet. I hadn't heard from my client since 2015 when I gave him a p...

Another Mass. guy here. Probably 90% of my ANRs have at least one of these unbuildable parcels. The note I use is something like "Parcel A is not a bu...

My dad started using PKs probably in the early 1970s. If my memory is correct (and it might not be), the early versions did not have the handy dot in ...

I use the digital signature in Acrobat with my seal and signature as an "appearance." I had always assumed that if the file was changed, the "appearan...

These are the expensive traversing prism holders that mount on a tripod - they are not intended for mounting on a pole. The prism is not reversible si...

I could have sworn there was one since I've been using Starnet longer than I've had an instrument that read zenith angles instead of vertical.But I ju...

I've been using the tripod stabilizers from Lo Ink for the past 2 or 3 decades. They work very well on pavement.