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Bearing-Bearing Intersect
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This command locates a point at the intersection of two lines.
The lines can be defined by picking two points, selecting a line or
typing in a bearing. After the lines are defined a point symbol is
located at the point of intersection. When a grid projection is
defined in Drawing Setup, there is a prompt for whether to use the
mean, forward or back geodetic bearing.
[Enter] to use preview point or select 1st Base point ?
Options/<Pick point or point number>: press
Enter
Define 1st angle by (Line/Points?Right/Azimuth/Bearing)
<Bearing>: L
Select Line or Polyline that Defines 1st Bearing:
select
Enter 1st Offset Distance <0.0>:
press Enter
2nd Base point?
Pick point or point number: pick a point
Define 2nd angle by (Line/Points/Right/Azimuth/Bearing)
<Line>: P
[Enter] to use preview point/or pick 1st point that defines 2nd
bearing.
Pick point or Point number: pick point
2nd point that defines 2nd bearing ?
Pick point or Point number: pick a point
Enter 2nd Offset Distance <0.0>:
press Enter
Enter/<Select text of
elevation>: select
The point is then located at the computed point of
intersection.
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Bearing-Bearing Intersect
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Pulldown Menu Location: COGO > Locate at Intersect
Keyboard Command: bb
Prerequisite: None