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<john@s...> wrote: John...I checked the site. It's up-to-date with V4 as lockdown and manual last update as 11/5/03. By the way, Hope your eye is getting stronger, but take it slow. John (bloy)

Hi Art, Thanks for that. Is there any chance of you telling us the correct sequence of calls to start the engine and load a layout? Thanks, Les Art Fenerty wrote:

Art, Down loads page showing V2.0 as lockdown and 3.5 as development Last help file is 11/02/2003. I have deleted temp internet files and updated the page but still shows old one. Don't think it's my

Hello, FWIW, shipping and "handling" adds another ten bucks... Ballendo wrote:

Brian: I did put it in the R4.0 release. Its strange because mine seems to work properly. The test I sent you tracks the rotational acceleration and the lines accelerate very slowly even thought the X

Rab: Yes, I did find the problem, it was when the layout was loaded a call was made to GetParent()->Invalidate(); while this works for C, the call to GetParent() was invalid for VB applications. I

I am nearly totally ignorant when it comes to electronics, so if someone could give me a very basic explanation to the following questions it would be a great help. 1. What will the G2003 do that the

wrote: I told laughed at port is Here's a parallel port with two serials... ebay item 3462563902.. Three Months ago they were $9.95 "buy now" but now they are $15.95 "buy now". I got one back then and

I guess I am thinking to much small , home shop stuff, when in fact Mach2 has a great use in the larger machines as well. As to the parrallel port, my daughters computer fried its port and I told her

I have tested the a axis a bit more and I can see it is still not working. You had said that you were going to change the code for the Next release. I think there was a release (4Dev to 4Rel) did this

Hi Art, did you have a chance to look into the cause of the ocx errors when used with VB6 ? All the best, Rab

Art, Have a shot of Taquila for me. Oh and the food just watch "Like Water for Chocolate" or " Tortilla Soup" then your mouth will be watering. Relax and enjoy you deserve it. --Greg Nuspel

Thank you Art. How do you set it up with Mach2? I see that you explain two path control modes: (1) exact stop and (2) constant velocity so is it G64? And how do you set the amount of "look ahead?

Hi Art, Thanks. If the worst comes to the worst I can toggle the port bits from code but it is not a very elegant solution :-) Les Art wrote:

Bill, Lookahead is a means to an end. The first being the ability to implement cutte diameter compensation; but that takes only two blocks (as long as there aren't any non-motion blocks beween 'em!)

Art or anyone, I have made a switch appratus to set the tool length within the program or through a macro. My problem is I don't know how to write macro's nor do I know how to set the switch settings

By the way: I don't know if I mentioned it but as of next Saturday I will be gone to the Mexican Riviera to remove myself from all this hurricane damaged, snow covered landscape, and prove to myself

Mike, No you don't have to worry about that. I was trying to poke a little fun at Art myself. I think he has done a great job with this and it is amazing to see how he supports his clients. Greg

Hi Bill: It is variable, but typically 50 lines. Art www.artofcnc.ca

Greg I hope I didn't offend you by my post. I was really trying to give Art a moment to smile. You know he has 4 ft of snow and probably needs to take a break ever now and then. I also really meant my