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On Jun 11,  3:56pm, Gary Hubbs wrote:
> Can anyone recommend a DOS or Windows based software package that can
read
> an ASCII file containing coordinates from one projection system and
create
> an output file with coordinates in a different system ?  It must be
able to
> handle a variety of projections and datums, and specifically Lambert
> Conformal Conic and UTM.
 
>-- End of excerpt from Gary Hubbs
 
I have used a program developed by the US Army Corps of Engineers called
CorpsCon.  It is available at:
        ftp://survey1.tec.army.mil/pub/software/
It handles State Plane Coordinates (for the U.S.), UTM, and lat/lon; all
of these with both NAD 27 and NAD 83.  You can convert one point at a
time or process an ASCII batch file.  Version 4 also handles vertical
data, a feature I have not used.
 
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