I use vpn when I work at home. Hasp tho has to be a nethasp at work.

where do you set the tcip setting?

I have x2 mr2 sp1 on computer, when I use vpn to connect at work I have no trouble finding the hasp. I just installed x4 mu2 at home also, the only way I can find the hasp is open nethasp and then click read, it finds the hasp. X4 will load then but if I close it and try to open again its no go. The only way to get it to work is reboot,open vpn, then net hasp again, then load. Any help would be welocme since this is pain to do! This is on win 7 64 bit pro, qx6800 xps computer

plunge mill to get most out the fastest

I do like the mc guru just posted, works all the time. I wish the help files would have explained it like he posted, his post makes lot more since then the help files did!

forgot to check toolpane under mothod, thanks

When I rotate all the paths I pick, everything seems to work except assigning a new offset. I bet it is something simple I am just missing.

we just switch the wires so it thinks it is always shut:)

I have tried what Jdowe has said before, but I still cant edit the control config like I want. I never had this trouble before, but I always just upgrade from last update and saved my settings.

I just had a new computer installed ,whenI loaded up x2 mr sp1 I cant change to the control def I want. I have 5 axis default loaded which I do have and do not want Hope this helps what I mean http://s259.photobucket.com/albums/hh285/s...=controldef.jpg How can I change this?

I said old, not new a one:)

I have ran both for years,no fadal can touch a Mazak. I take a old H400 over any fadal, plus I have ran and programmed upto the Nexus.

Logitech MX518,one at work and one at home for gaming. Works well for both, I do wear them out.

I only do a few hours week at home on my XPS that has a 8800GTX card. I do not have any trouble and I always use the latest drivers for all hardware. The machine is set up for gaming, but does work well with Mastercam. This is first time I ever posted, but have been reading the forum for years:) Thanks for all the good ideas and help I have read.