Your looking at the very reason they were developed.

Kevin Samuel, post: 441294, member: 96 wrote: For what it is worth you can control the leader visibility of an individual label in the properties tab....

kabonski, post: 441263, member: 1518 wrote: Iƒ??m not exactly sure if this is what youƒ??re after but you can try to turn off the leader visibility in...

Thanks Richard,I'll look into that option in a little more detail but it looks like that just creates another style. Basically I just want to be able...

Having been an ATX1230 user since they came out, I can tell you that nothing will work with ATX1230 other than the RX1250. It seems that not all of t...

Ahmed,If you do not have a CS15 then you can program the GS14 via its built in web application through blue tooth. If I recall correctly, the users m...

After $70K in cartography and surveying lessons, my wife just informed me that cats are prof the world is not flat. If it was, they would have pushed...

Mike,One thing I would disagree with you is the local jurisdictions involvement. I would say that it is in there interest that the land is developed ...

Mike Berry, post: 439001, member: 123 wrote: That's sad. This link will show them the laws that were on the books in 1981 when the land was partitione...

Couple of comments Mike,1) Since in Oregon plats are not only reviewed by the local jurisdiction but approved by them, it would seem to me that the no...

I just had two with that very same issue but I lucked out. On one the County had replaced a bridge adjacent to the property and spent the money to de...

I would say it depends on how the road was stationed. The only difference between the two definitions is the arc length and the degree of curve. Sin...

BushAxe, post: 437809, member: 11897 wrote: On the cap stem, the outside of the insert stem, or both?Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk I just put it...

BushAxe, post: 437809, member: 11897 wrote: On the cap stem, the outside of the insert stem, or both?Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk I just put it...

When I said the Rover's would go anywhere, I mean anywhere. Just ask Shelby. He got out an walked a couple of places I drove the old IIa down.

The Land Rover also had a Lucas moment. One rainy night I hit the hi-beams only to be blessed with the sweet smell of electrical fire. Fused the ent...

James Fleming, post: 437837, member: 136 wrote: I ran solo out of a 2002 land Rover Discovery for a while...fit in great when the fox hunting set need...

BushAxe, post: 437680, member: 11897 wrote: [USER=10]@Jim Frame[/USER] I am interested to know if you used any epoxy on the markers you had so much t...

Nate The Surveyor, post: 437658, member: 291 wrote: The Ford "Theodolite" is better... But will that model do 170 mph?