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Leica Geo Office

Posted by Siva kumar on March 24, 2011 at 1:40pm in Surveying Equipment and Software Talk

Hi Friends,

I installed the Leica Geo office version 4 and I found the Gis/Cad export component is disabled.

Could any one guide me for getting this export facility

 

Thanking you

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  • basharat hussain July 15, 2011 at 7:20am
    HI SIVE KUMAR HOW ARE YOU?
    CAN YOU HAVE  ANY VIDEO ABOUT USING OF LGO TO DATA IMPORT AND EXPORT FROM TPS1201    .             I INSTAL LGO COMBINE V.5 HOW TO CONECT TPS WITH PC .
    CAN YOU MAKE VIDEO AND E.MAIL ME I WELL BE THANKFULL OF YOU.
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    Jaybird March 24, 2011 at 2:08pm
    You may receive more of a response by posting this discussion to the Leica Support Group where all of the members are Leica users.
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