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Printing from mcamx editor


PBpaul
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Using mcamx editor to view an NC file. On my screen, X & Y moves are in one color, Z in another, feeds in another, and so forth. Pretty cool except, when I print, it all comes out black even though I am using a color inkjet printer. I thought it might be a printer setting but same NC file printed with Cimco works fine. Any ideas?

 

Thanks- Paul

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I can't find a button for it Paul. In Cimco you can turn the color printing on and off. I still prefer the functionality of Cimco to the X editor. I do like the way the X editor automatically renumbers the whole program when you add multiple lines. My Cimco only does it for a single line and only then because I number by 2's. I also cannot find the things like block setup for X editor. I use a lot of macros with GOTO and With and Then and # etc. and they won't work if there is a block number in front of them. I love X but not the new editor.

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If you have MCX Editor open with a file. Go to page set up and under preferences make sure it is set up to print in color.

 

Don't know if this will do it but it is the obvious one.

 

HTH

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I'm set to print in color for sure. Cimco prints in color but I still cannot get mcamx editor to print in color. I did find a screen that lets me pick what colors I want for whatever and that works on the screen but all my printouts are B&W. Anyone else have this problem?

 

Thanks- Paul

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