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    Hi,
    I'm working with maps today and I have to sync with the ESRI software for our maps from my drafts in a lot plan..

    my question is How to input this settings to the AutoCAD 2010??? >>>>http://forums.esri.com/Thread.asp?c=93&f=984&t=176219<<<

    tanx...

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    First of all, welcome to the forum and I hope we can be of help to you.

    To input WGS84 coordinates into AutoCAD you need Civil 3D, vanilla AutoCAD can not do it. Civil 3D can also do transformations WGS84 <-> coordinate frame.

    If you are wanting to import Luzon or PRS92 coordinates you can use any of the various methods of importing coordinates from an ascii file.

    I'm not sure what data ESRI can export, but if it can export DXF or DWG you can insert them into your drawing.
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    Ok.. thank you for the warm welcome and the reply..

    this is bothering me and research for the last month.. I guess for me, my AutoCAD 2010 just for drafting purposes for the ESRI just incase they dont have any shape file from the file... or do we need AutoCAD Map for this one to sync up our needs with the file?

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    You would need either MAP or Civil 3D.
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    Ok thanks @Tyke for the info!!

    This helps me a lot!!!

    see you then!!!

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