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I AM POSTING THIS MESSAGE FOR A FRIEND.  DO NOT REPLY TO THIS MESSAGE.
REPLY TO THE E-MAIL ADDRESS LISTED AT THE END OF THE MOTE.

Most of my work is site plans
for commercial sites, i.e., one building on an acre or so.  Other typical
jobs are apartments and subdivisions.  I need some relief on grinding the
jobs out.  I could spend all day every day going to job sites, meeting
clients, communicating with the county, city, and getting the jobs rolling,
etc.  The ideal situation I would like to have is this:
        I would get the job, do the layout (sometimes rough, sometimes
specific), maybe do some schematic grading to let the CAD tech see what
I want the final product to look like, and send it via e-mail to the tech 
to get rolling.  He would then send me daily (or as needed) files showing
progress (mainly so I would know the job status for responding to the
client).  He would have my title block, details, etc., so the product would
look the same as I am used to producing.  I would then plot and print the
job and take it to the county for review.  I might make final changes or
might send them back to the tech.
        Most jobs would be of short duration.  I would prefer someone who
has Terramodel (that's what I have), but AutoCAD is okay since I can
transfer them back and forth, either DWG or DXF.  The problem with me having
work done on AutoCAD is (I think) that some things do not transfer over
without a hassle.  Also, things like arrowheads, symbols and linetypes in
the two systems are different.  If I added lines with arrowheads, for
instance, the job would then have two different kinds of arrowheads on it.
Maybe there's a way around these problems.  Seems like I learn some new
trick every day.
        If I found someone that could be dependable and good, I might even
buy them the software they need to work on at home.  I would prefer to work
out a lump sum fee for different type jobs.  I suppose I'm looking at paying
something like $500 per job (I would have to give them a 1099 at the end of
the year).

PLEASE REPLY TO dboutwell@mindspring.com

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Christopher Eaker
Civil Engineering Student in the Cooperative Education Program
at the Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta Georgia, 30332
Internet: gt5879c@prism.gatech.edu