Shawn,I do have an answer. Kent won't listen though so it's irrelevant to spend the time typing out the instructions.

> > There is crappy software, indeed. The one you are complaining about isn't.> > So, can you apply a scale factor to design distances inp...

> > > > No, it is too simple to just maintain drawings in the SPCS coordinate system, five of which cover the entire State of Texas. It wo...

> > > > Well, take a simple thing like the construction of line and curve data tables, for example. I assume that some survey drafting pro...

> > > Well, I have the relatively simple desire to construct survey maps in the SPCS on top of georeferenced images, to annotate them with di...

> I suspect it would help with new tools that had not been edged properly as well. I have a beautiful custom blade that was made and sharpened on a...

I'm a "tiger paw" man myself for nearly anything other than sharpening a machete. 🙂

12" Mill Bastard from Lowes (Kobalt Brand). Has a lifetime warranty, costs $10 one time. When it wears out, I go get another one, free. Unlike many ...

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> yet another reason not to use your real name on the web.Maybe, but I don't say anything here that I wouldn't say in person. You can't live in fe...

An opposing attorney for a court case I was working on, googled me and found a thread on here about advocacy for a client and brought it up during the...

If you hope to do static work, you will need it.

I drew an exhibit for a murder trial at 1" = 1'. Other than that, we use the standard ones.

> > Is anyone else having hell with GPS today? Yesterday was awesome! What the hell happened? > > > > Fwiw, R8 and R10 both experie...

9mm, .40 S&W or my .380 acp.

> An obliterated corner would be when no original evidence remains of connecting monuments, no references or no other relative information that is ...

Hmmmm. Looks like two of the trees are consistent with each other and the third is out in left field by nearly 5 degrees.So, I won't answer this unti...

> > Totally disagree. Most of the surveyors I've met are an E instead of an I. :-)> > The good surveyors are usually Introverts. The Ext...