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CJep

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  1. CJep
    It won't self terminate but it will throw an interesting error that will require a call to dept that works behind a heavy armored door, weird thing is we know folks work in that room but we never see em go in and never see em leave
  2. CJep
    I guess it all depends what side of the coin you call,.. Been running software codes for over a year now, still have a hardware key for running legacy Mcam No lost or broken keys, it's installed on my Mcam computer I have had the same key for +12yr and never broken it, we a had an AE @ another reseller that broke multiple keys in 6 months
  3. CJep
    No it doesn't work like that G. The borrowing utility uses the CMeter Network license and checks it out from the server or licensing computer and writes it to the local CMeter utility on the Mcam client computer. The Mcam client computer then uses the license as if it were a single use local software key. Currently a user can check the license out for a maximum of 10 days.
  4. CJep
    No Anti Virus? that's like running through a field of poison ivy in nothing but yer underpants
  5. CJep
    go to the Windows OS build info, you can get to it from the update history page, V1909 is the preferred build, V2004 did some goofy nonsense MSoft may have straightened it out by now, haven't decided to take a run at that windmill yet set your user account settings to never notify yes Net Frame 4.8 is the latest
  6. CJep
    yeah, ifen Mcam don't see the hasp you may as well be drillin holes in the bottom of the boat to let the water out
  7. CJep
    should be able to run through the linking process with the standalone hasp key
  8. CJep
    What version of Windows? build version? What is the user account control settings set to? never notify? latest net 32bit & 64bit framework?
  9. CJep
    F'in Eh jusayin
  10. CJep
    Running a local Hasp key is as simple as plugging it in to the computer you're running Mcam on
  11. CJep
    Running Mcam through a VPN is not the most ideal setup, local hasp key or NetHasp key? what remote utility? there have been various issues with folks running Mcam using Remote Desktop, usually it can't find the local hasp if you try to launch it from the remote computer
  12. CJep
    ^^this^^ gotta be able to pack my chit in the messenger bag and hit the road, someone asked me once what was the best part of being on-site, my answer was not having to punch in/out on their time clock
  13. CJep
    I'm just here fer the free coffee n bagels
  14. CJep
    Thas a not gonna work so good,.. Been running the laptop in my sig for a couple years now
  15. CJep
    Diggin the retro avi James
  16. CJep
    I've had very good success with the FS Wizard feed speed calculator
  17. CJep
    switching views, if your construction/tool plane is tied to the graphics view it updates just by changing the G-View
  18. CJep
    Somehow you ended up with a C-axis right hand tplane associated to the turning tpaths I opened the planes utility in the tpath and re-selected the lathe upper left to reset Regen the tpaths, run the backplot, no errors Test_CJep_Mcam 2020.zip
  19. CJep
    Part file? Canned turning tpaths? Edge breaks in the tpath? or geometry?
  20. CJep
    you need to check the planes in the lower left corner of your tpaths
  21. CJep
    Try offsetting the geom you're using for the air regions and trim the angled geom of the pocket to the curves, I've seen issues like that with sharp corners greater then 90deg
  22. CJep
    Double check the planes you have associated to the previous tpaths. If you're programming for a single spindle upper turret you should be using lathe upper left.
  23. CJep
    That is a 2D tpath, it does not use surface geometry to drive it
  24. CJep
    That is the 2D tpath on the left of your screen shot, Terry is looking specifically for a 3D surface tpath
  25. CJep
    Are you working in Mcam 2020?

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