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[Lance]

After posting, I went back to the F2F routine again.

In the "Code Table Settings" dialog, there is an option for "Split
Multiple Codes". Mine had "all" checked, so I checked "none" instead.
That did the trick. All of my points came in as a single point with the
correct symbol, description, etc.

I'm not sure why the codes were being recognized as multiple, except that
the addition of a space and a number was freaking it out.

Lance


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[andrew_puller]

Calrson F2F routine uses the SPACE as a seperator to allow multiple codes
for a single measurement and also for special codes. especially useful to
join to different feature lines to the same point.

So the space tells carlsons there is two codes on this line, one "oak" and
another "10". You probably don't have anything defined for "10" so carlson
uses a default point for that.

After posting, I went back to the F2F routine again.

In the "Code Table Settings" dialog, there is an option for
"Split
Multiple Codes". Mine had "all" checked, so I checked
"none" instead.
That did the trick. All of my points came in as a single point with
the
correct symbol, description, etc.

I'm not sure why the codes were being recognized as multiple, except
that
the addition of a space and a number was freaking it out.

Lance

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[Lance]

Thanks Andrew.

That's exactly what was happening. Apparently when I read through the
manual, that part didn't sink in.

Lance


andrew_puller wrote:

Calrson F2F routine uses the SPACE as a seperator to allow multiple
codes
for a single measurement and also for special codes. especially useful
to
join to different feature lines to the same point.

So the space tells carlsons there is two codes on this line, one
"oak" and
another "10". You probably don't have anything defined for
"10" so carlson
uses a default point for that.

After posting, I went back to the F2F routine again.

In the "Code Table Settings" dialog, there is an option
for
"Split
Multiple Codes". Mine had "all" checked, so I
checked
"none" instead.
That did the trick. All of my points came in as a single point
with
the
correct symbol, description, etc.

I'm not sure why the codes were being recognized as multiple,
except
that
the addition of a space and a number was freaking it out.

Lance

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[Doug Sims]

An additional note to this topic.
If you want to specify what size tree in the description, use a "/"
instead of a space. It took a while for our field crew to "get it" but
it is very helpful. Just be careful when you record monuments that you
don't use a "/" as in 1/2rb. That comes in as "1 2rb", (or just "1" in
some cases) in your descriptions. We use the numerical notation for
re-bar and decimal size for pipes (i.e. ipf/4rb or ipf/.5otp).

Doug

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Lance wrote:

Thanks Andrew.

That's exactly what was happening. Apparently when I read through the
manual, that part didn't sink in.

Lance


andrew_puller wrote:

Calrson F2F routine uses the SPACE as a seperator to allow multiple
codes
for a single measurement and also for special codes. especially useful
to
join to different feature lines to the same point.

So the space tells carlsons there is two codes on this line, one
"oak" and
another "10". You probably don't have anything defined for
"10" so carlson
uses a default point for that.

After posting, I went back to the F2F routine again.

In the "Code Table Settings" dialog, there is an option
for
"Split
Multiple Codes". Mine had "all" checked, so I
checked
"none" instead.
That did the trick. All of my points came in as a single point
with
the
correct symbol, description, etc.

I'm not sure why the codes were being recognized as multiple,
except
that
the addition of a space and a number was freaking it out.

Lance


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