foggyidea, post: 450520, member: 155 wrote: Slight thread "borrow" or outright "theft?"I am getting ready to upgrade from Carlson Survey 14 (ACAD) to ...

ashton, post: 449729, member: 422 wrote: Engineering that isn't fixed to any real estate on Earth doesn't need surveying. For example, two projects I ...

I have no opinion on this matter, nor do I have any advice or insight to offer. I just felt like posting something before I open up a dwg and get to ...

Write comedic operas about them? The Hackers of Hangzhou, perhaps?

FWIW, I missed the double entendre until I read James Fleming's post. Guess I'm just getting off to a slow start on a Monday morning.

The landowners derive greater land value from having access to the public road. If the taxes were calculated to include the areas of land within the ...

Paul in PA, post: 446622, member: 236 wrote: I would only call it a stone wall if it was actually laid up as a wall. The majority of stone walls were ...

What I find interesting is that the deed recites "...Thomas Gaines of Ipswich in the County of Essex in New England..." In 1755 it should more proper...

Why do so many of these threads devolve into a pissing match between the same folks? I hope the original poster was able to glean some useful informa...

Maybe he's running a Javad unit. I hear those things can get a position from within a submarine located 60' under water. :p In a kelp forest.

arctan(x), post: 443148, member: 6795 wrote: Is a 3d polyline treated as a breakline by Carlson or do you need to tag it as a breakline?Sent from my S...

As "The Other Guy" up on Mt. Rushmore would say, "Bully for you!"

rfc, post: 442794, member: 8882 wrote: I agree in principle, but you have to admit, the hand drawn USGS quads are just magnificent. They're truly work...