This fine collection of files has been developed and created by
the one and only Dr. Ray Hintz. If you encounter a link that does not
function, please let us know.
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CEFB Files
This download contains all of the files that are needed to convert raw
CEFB field data into a
standard Observation File (.OBS) format for processing with EFBP.
It also includes all of the files needed to operate CEFB in the field. This
download includes the January program update of the CEFB.EXE file and the 2000 - 2005
ephemeris. |
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CEFB Documentation
This download contains the original CEFB documentation as prepared by
the BLM. These files are in Word Perfect format but Microsoft Word
will open them. Some reformatting will be required. |
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Files for Windows 7
This is a collection of some of Ray's programs that will run on WIndows 7 so
things like DOS Box are not needed. This includes the routines CHK,
CTL, DXFEFBP, EFBP, EFBPPT, FIXIT, LCHK, RENOBS, SORT, TOENZ, TONEZ and
TONEZD. |
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EFBP Processing Files
This download contains all of the files that are needed for processing
EFB and/or
CEFB raw data files. This includes EFBP.EXE and CTL.EXE. |
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Hector the Vector
This download contains a Windows-friendly version of Hector the Vector.
It is NOT a true Windows application but it just runs under Windows or Windows NT without a
DOS Extender being needed! This archive also includes the GETOPUS
utility. |
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Get OPUS
This download contains a program that will allow you to extract vector
information from an OPUS-RS extended output file. This information
will be used to create a properly formatted INFO.VEC file for use with
Hector the Vector. Instructions are included in both .TXT and .DOC
format. |
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TO KCP
This download contains a program that will read and .OBS file, extract
the survey chains that it contains and write them to a .KCP file.
This is one of the ways to get survey chains from EFB 3 to CAiCE.
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TDS to OBS
This download contains the translator to convert TDS field survey data into a
standard .OBS format file.
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