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Is there a way to similarly enter coordinates for site plans as you would in AutoCad.
After starting line command in AutoCad you'd enter "@75.5'<S87d24'22"E, or whatever coordinates you needed, and continue, in the same fashion, around the site plan.
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As far as i know, there isn't a "command line" per se, (there are some hotkeys for snaps though). Have you tried the property line creation using the table for distances and bearings? (under the site menu pull down). It's not as logical as the 'old' way but it gets the job done.
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I'm unfamiliar with what you're describing. I'll look at it again next week.
Thank you.
Randy
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