Both TIFF and JPG files use world files to align them to specific coordinate systems when inserting into CAD or GIS applications. The world files have...

UCS is the spawn of the Devil. Follow the righteous path, and use DVIEW > TWIST. If you want to use ORTHO (F8) for linework and text orientation a...

So you all certainly have years of dealing with this stuff, but I thought I'd throw this out for anyone interested. The neighbor wrote me that night ...

Lot owner: I'm into it with my neighbor. It's an easy survey. The lot is in a well platted subdivision. There's not much room for dispute her...

Are you working in the UK as a surveyor? Did you retain US citizenship, or did you have to declare yourself a Loyalist? Is the cuisine as bad as popul...

A company I used to work for had a professional liability insurance agen that would come around once a year to give seminars on ways to avoid liabilit...

Mean Annual High Water is also evaluated for non-tidal rivers and streams in Mass. It pertains to restrictions under the state River Protection Act. W...

@jimcox I thought that was the name of a strip joint in Atlanta. BTW, have never been to Atlanta. Mrs. Cow must be lookin' over your shoulder...

Rhode Island was About a year, Massachusetts is still going on three years. They are responsive, but seems like they try their best to hold you up. ju...

My personal theory with regard to tattoos, piercings and such is that I am simply too beautiful the way Darwin evolved me to want to sully things up.

Google Maps has a feature where you can share your location with selected parties. Easy to turn off when you want to sneak around. I also use Glympse ...

The built-in corrections for collimation, earth curvature, etc. have nothing to do with instrument set up height.

Not a Carlson user, but have you tried locking the layer(s) of the 3d polyline prior to doing a save? On another note, does Carlson have a command wh...

Looks interesting. How does the software handle general directions, such as "southwesterly"?

Other marks on the map might provide a clue to deciphering that scribble. Can you post the entire thing, or a link to where it can be downloaded?