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So I have never geo-located a project before, and I am haveing trouble. I have this point, which I would like to set to the coordinates -78d 47' 6.57", 43d 0' 2.488". But the units for both the survey point and the project base point are in minutes, seconds rather than degrees, minutes, seconds. Does anyone know how I would do this? Thanks!
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