Autodesk Survey Products

[#1]

We are land surveyors and wish to use Autodesk software, but it seems the
option is Civil3D or nothing.

Civil3D is a great product, and one of the most expensive in Autodesk's
portfolio, but the functionality way exceeds our needs (and I am sure many
other potential customers).

We would like a product that reads a field book file, processes data, does
some computational adjustments, displays line work, levels, contours.

This should compare with other products on the market, which can do the
above for £250 GBP a year.... but it isn't an Autodesk product and doesn't
work in dwg (although exports to dwg for tidying up...)

I would be grateful for support of this idea, as its only customers making
Autodesk aware of OUR wishes, that they can hopefully provide further useful
solutions....

Thanks, Paul.

[#2]

See solution:
http://www.screencast.com/t/1LEchvEzv

"Paul Tiss" wrote in message
news:6324332@discussion.autodesk.com...
We are land surveyors and wish to use Autodesk software, but it seems the
option is Civil3D or nothing.

Civil3D is a great product, and one of the most expensive in Autodesk's
portfolio, but the functionality way exceeds our needs (and I am sure many
other potential customers).

We would like a product that reads a field book file, processes data, does
some computational adjustments, displays line work, levels, contours.

This should compare with other products on the market, which can do the
above for £250 GBP a year.... but it isn't an Autodesk product and doesn't
work in dwg (although exports to dwg for tidying up...)

I would be grateful for support of this idea, as its only customers making
Autodesk aware of OUR wishes, that they can hopefully provide further useful
solutions....

Thanks, Paul.

[#3]

trimble business center might be an option.

[#4]

You don't need Civil 3D. You could purchase Land Desktop 2005
to do the job and get it at a resonble price.

[#5]

Hi,

From where can you buy a licensed version of Land Desktop 2005?


Regards,


Laurie Comerford

drafter1411 wrote:
> You don't need Civil 3D. You could purchase Land Desktop 2005
> to do the job and get it at a resonble price.
>