HTML set up sheet

[strawson]

How do i change to black & white the picture in the stock info box, I also want to add checking points for my spindle probe x y z etc for the guys at the mill to follow.

[Guest CNC Apps Guy 1]

Usually when I need certain points checked, I'll either note it on the print or create drafting notes and sent it with the rou sheet.

 

JM2C

[Allan Brown]

The image is a dump of the screen as it appears when you run the setup sheet.

[crazy^millman]

Strawson I went back to the old HTML pre VB and still do the cut and paste to get Color. We do alot of #D parts and the Full color model gives us better results.

[Westgate Hardwoods]

Dave,

 

I just downloaded your HTML setup sheet and love it! However, I don't get much of a picture. It appears to be compressed horizontally all the way to the left of the box. I am basically illiterate in VB so I don't know how to get it right. I am running MCAM9 Router.

 

Thanks,

[Allan Brown]

It's the .SET file that is responsible for the size of the image. The screen capture grabs the graphics area. I'm assuming you have MC maximized and you have a traditional aspect ratio screen. If you don't, mess with these numbers in the .SET file to get something with the right aspect ratio:

 

code:

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"<img border=", 34, "0", 34, " src=", 34, spartimage, 34, " width=", 34, "342", 34, " height=", 34, "240", 34, ">", e

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change the 342 and 240 to better width x length sizes for a small window into a big screen dump image.

[Westgate Hardwoods]

Dave,

 

Thanks for the response. I did go play with the width & Length, however that only changes the size of the box the picture is in. I need the picture itself to change size within the box. Right now it is compressed up against the left wall of the box at about 16:1 ratio (h x w).

 

Thanks,

[crazy^millman]

Going back to the old Set-up Sheet I copy to clip board an image. I then open it up in paint. I then chagne it to a size I like. I then save it asa JPG. I have changed my HTML set-up sheet to use the JPG verse the GIF to keep a good quality picture. Just my 2 cents worth.