Just about any hammer drill is capable of drilling holes in concrete for mag-nails. Larger bits, deeper holes, or bits with counter-sinks (for settin...

What program are you using to send your emails?

I'm not nearly talented enough to set up quickly otherwise.

This solution from Autodesk may help you out.

Do other types of files sent as attachments get flipped to read only?

When I took the Tennessee test, the map I was given was bounded on one side by a long curvy creek with a chord given from end to end. That's exactly ...

I wouldn't waste the time to set the GPS up. Use large nails or rebar to hold the far end of the tape. Start parallel to the existing building and s...

I've noticed the same thing. Vision works great in the open. If you're in a cluttered area the auto-focus tends to get fixated on something closer to...

Until they finish development on that brain implant to link us directly to our data collectors and office software, we will continue to see this. The...

JBStahl posted this yesterday at 21:55:"Just received a news update from Allison.He did well in surgery. He's back in Neuro ICU. We should get patholo...

😀 😀 😀 😀 😀 That boy must've worked so hard at being useless that he perfected the art.

I'm running version 2015.10 and I don't even get the option to key in a point or name range. When I go into COGO, Transformations, Translate, select ...

I just checked, that does still work in Access. I'm using the Yuma2 tablet with the virtual keyboard so it isn't as easy to use the shift key method a...

JudHis total is correct, he just hit 7 instead of 4 when he typed 49.17.

For determining the slope between two shot points, goto COGO, Inverse, click the 3d radio button at the top of the screen and then inverse between the...

All that setting changes is how the software reports the offsets to the line. Here's an excerpt from the SurvCE 4.0 Manual:"Stakeout by Define Line a...

Here's a picIf the dir command does not reveal any sub-directories named tds, topcon, or similar then the software is gone. Sooner or later every husk...