Assuming that I could drive to all the points, I'd default to the robot due to its accuracy/reliability advantage in a job of that size. But for me m...

Totalsurv, post: 375283, member: 8202 wrote: The way surveying technology and deliverables are changing here my business would be gone within 5 years ...

Like most OSs, Windows has a built-in command for this: nslookup. Example: P.S. The numeric address shown isn't correct, it should be 168.150.25...

I've directed my middle finger at a lot of manhole lids, but I've never lifted one with it.

SURVEYLTD, post: 375247, member: 319 wrote: Everything works on the XP machines, but sooner or later there won't be any antivirus support.XP will be f...

paden cash, post: 374982, member: 20 wrote: they are (this month anyway) 100% return clientsWith only one exception that comes to mind, it's been that...

Dave Karoly, post: 374958, member: 94 wrote: more clunky because you have to find New then Folder.There's a folder icon somewhere near the upper left ...

Hmmm...I just tried something that may have worked...details in the other Win10/Peachtree thread.

I'm liking Win10 so far. Not that it does much that Win7 didn't do, but it seems to be stable and has some useful UI features. I just wish my I coul...

Totalsurv, post: 374601, member: 8202 wrote: Jim I think most of what you listed there will work on Linux. Not without a Windows emulator or VM. An...

Rich., post: 374552, member: 10450 wrote: Once a solo operator realizes after 30 years he can no longer physically do the field work anymore, it's tou...

I usually have BricsCAD, Access, LibreOffice Writer, LibreOffice Calc, TBC, Notepad++, Peachtree, Firefox, Thunderbird, GoogleEarth, Star*Net and a ha...

roger_LS, post: 374418, member: 11550 wrote: This isn't a free advice board Actually, it is. And the advice is worth every penny you pay!

Paul in PA, post: 374383, member: 236 wrote: BTW, I would not use two 24 hour CORS files I would get a ufcors multi hour file that runs past midnight....