LRDay, post: 346711, member: 571 wrote: . I select ‰ÛÏPreserve Office Edits‰Û. It then only imports any data that is not already in you project. I c...

vern, post: 346698, member: 3436 wrote: Are these "duplicate" vectors different than or the same as the old ones? They're the same -- not new observa...

Dave Karoly, post: 346624, member: 94 wrote: I have a privit problem At least 3 of you guys have the same problem: you're misspelling privet.

makerofmaps, post: 346538, member: 9079 wrote: Maybe this will help. Alas, that technique is also aimed at the user who only wants to see coordinates...

CJRob1693, post: 346493, member: 7671 wrote: changed the Merge on Import to "By Station Point", this solved my issues and only imports new vectors. T...

Plumb Bill, post: 346489, member: 226 wrote: If you're receiving job files that are started new each day, there should be any duplicates? The field c...

LRDay, post: 346461, member: 571 wrote: Search these topics in the HELP: Import Multiple File Versions Preconfigure Options for Importing Multiple Fil...

jim.cox, post: 346459, member: 93 wrote: Remove ALL the vectors and replace with missing line between the merged controls as needed ? I want to keep ...

That bipod is one of my favorite tools. I use it with an 8-foot Seco carbon-fiber adjustable pole for both GPS and total station work.

Yuriy Lutsyshyn, post: 346322, member: 2507 wrote: I was just wondering what kind of a radio antenna are you using with your R? (5800) in the picture ...

The process I generally follow is:1. Collect GPS data as static observations, and/or RTK in SPC, and total station data at ground.2. For static GPS...

paden cash, post: 345999, member: 20 wrote: Was ist los mit Fresno? California State University Fresno is the home of the only (I think) 4-year geoma...

Bob Freeman, post: 345886, member: 460 wrote: Are you doing this with your robot? Yes, robotic. The inexpensive-rod-cum-paddle sounds like a good ide...

imaudigger, post: 345209, member: 7286 wrote: Why don't you rent one and test it out on this project. For one thing, GPS won't be of much us on this ...

imaudigger, post: 345200, member: 7286 wrote: This looks like fun and I'm sure it only costs a couple bucks. Heck, I bet they give 'em away every thi...