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You want to point sexplorer to you internet explorer browser file. The default should be right for most people. The sdirpath should also be right or you may have to change Mcam91 to Mcam9
You should not see Word at all.
code:
sexplorer "C:Program FilesInternet Exploreriexplore.exe" # Browser location
sdirpath "c:Mcam91MillPosts" #Your path to machine posts
slogo "Mastercam.gif" #Your logo name here
slink "C:Mcam91MillPosts" # Your logo path here
sfont "tahoma, tahoma, arial" # Your prefered font
If your talking about this:
#100=3.245
G0 X#100
I don't think to many cam system can do it without an add on.
I create a simple file and do a mass edit turning all the X1.0's to X#100's
I've updated the TK_HTML setup sheet. Your screen shot is now in color and you can zoom in on your part!!
Thanks to all the fine people here who have the patience and knowledge to teach me a little bit about something I knew nothing about.
I guess even a blind chicken get's a kernel, so here's the result
Pick it up on the FTP site under setup sheets
TK_HTML_V1.1
Is this the proper way to do it?
'/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// '// '// Author: Chris Bellini [email protected] '// Date: 08/19/2004 9:36 AM '// File Name: SaveAsBMP_EMF.vbs '// '// Description: create a BMP and EMF from the current MC9 '// '// Comments: 5/01/05 TCK Added file location notification '// '// '// '/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// [code]
As I said, It was created by modifying other peoples work. My appoligies for not knowing the proper prodocol. I didn't want to use another persons name without their permission.
Bullines name has been placed in the created by credits for the file BMP_EMF.VBS
I added the setup sheet I created by modifying other peoples work to the FTP site under setup sheets. Thought I'd share it with you all since a lot of people here helped me do it. I intend to keep improving it, so it's a work in progress. The file is called TK_setup_Sheet.zip
I have the same problem. I found if I completely exit mastercam and restart it, then ncdatasheet works. I have the problem off and on though. Haven't been able to figure out why it happens.
Can I edit the DoMetaFile function to get the zoom I want?
or
How do I call another progy to do what I want. I installed Irfanview as suggested in other posts, but how do I call it and use it in a VB script?
I'm trying to get a zoomed up image shot for my setup sheet. I've done a ton of searching trying to learn more, but have gotten stumped AGAIN. I would like to get a closer image shot from my DoMetafile command. Here is what I've been experementing with. No surprise, it doesn't quite work. Anyone able to help me out?
code:
' save as EMF
strEMF = strCurrPath & "" & strBName & DEF_EMF_EXT
If DoMetafile(strEMF) = True Then
.Selection.ShapeRange.Select
.ActiveDocument.Shapes.AddTextbox(msoTextOrientationHorizontal, 16.05, _
522, 572.85, 243).Select
.Selection.ShapeRange.TextFrame.TextRange.Select
.Selection.Collapse
.Selection.ShapeRange.Line.Visible = msoFalse
.Selection.InlineShapes.AddPicture graphic,False,True
If (DoMetafile(strEMF) = False) Then
ShowString "Couldn't save as meta file!"
End If
This is one section from the modified VB script BMP_EMF.vbs
Thanks for the help.
BMP_EMF.vbs works good with my new setup sheet. Is there a way to get the screenshot NOT to go to the extents?
I'd like to zoom up on an area if needed and get a shot of that.
Does anyone know if it's possible to get an ethernet connection to a 1999 Fadal 6030?
Is there a special board or can I go to Radio Shack and get a standard ethernet computer board?
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