> I'll ask the developers to have a look under the hood. Can you tell me which version of IE you are using?

It won't help you much in Iowa, but California doesn't require a certification on its annexation maps. I put the following statement on the ones I pr...

> Two years after my survey they hired another firm to do a boundary and topography on the same site I surveyed.Can't help but wonder if someone go...

> The plumb bob, while over a point, will not move when the theodolite is leveled; while the plummets will.With a 4-screw instrument, the plumb bob...

Prevailing wage laws constitute an imperfect solution to a complex problem. Mr. Abbitt appears to be an honorable employer who keeps his employees bu...

One more item to add to my list of reasons> In the case cited above, the client was not going to employ that firm if they charged him PW rates for ...

> No other State, to my knowledge, includes any surveyor classification under a Prevailing Wage Requirement Had you actually done any research in a...

Different offset to ARP> Good to have two. Different offset from phase center to ARP with the adapter on.I'm still trying to figure out who's going...

The ANTCAL page lists a JAVTRIUMPH_2 and a JAVTRIUMPH_2A. The only difference appears to be the addition of a 25 mm pole adapter (the native connecto...

> Boundary, topo, design surveys, as builts, these can all be addressed under the professional services part of the law.That wouldn't fly in CA. I...

"Tertiary" in general usage simply means "third," but I'm not sure what Adam meant by that either.It's from the Latin "tertiarius," also meaning "thir...

> Personally I like to leave them in place unless the pole is down.I've seen them in utility poles, but I've found far more in railroad ties. I th...

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> We boost our radio antennas for pretty much every survey.Mechanically, that doesn't look very sound. Even with a small-diameter pole, the potent...

> I've always wondered why it's assumed we're smart enough to remember and follow the byzantine company rules, but not smart enough to decide for o...

P & R?The thread got off to a bad start. If the OP had merely posted the informational item, it would have been fine, but the editorial that went...

This thread is edging closer and closer to politics...

> I am looking for suggestions on how to use a wireless home network to transfer files to my internet connected computer without exposing my now vu...

At this point I'm not convinced it's a certificate issue, because I can sometimes get it working with Internet Explorer (v11?), but not always. The p...

Wrong instrument specified in the config?