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You can add the following lines to the css to set the screen capture size to a maximum size of 320 pixels (or any other size).
.HEADSCREENSHOT img{
max-height: 320px;
max-width: 320px;
}
You could write a small vbscript like RunCommand.vbs which launches X+. The script could be launched from the post.
RunX+.vbs
Dim WshShell
Call Main()
Sub Main()
Call RunFTCommand("XSetupsheet", "m_main")
set WshShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
WshShell.SendKeys "~"
End Sub
If you are familar with java script, you may link a script file to your HTML document.
Just copy your script file to the "...\shared mcamx6\X+" folder.
It has to be the same name like your template.
For example.: "...\shared mcamx6\X+\default_xss.js".
The script will then be linked into the HTML document.
For example check the templates groupname.xss or javascript.xss, which are part of the X+ installation.
With scripts you have huge power of the HTML document. You can even link to a data base.
I'm thinking of adding a new parameter in the list. Something like "active toolpath group".
...
Added.
Make sure the red arrow is in the correct toolpath group when creating the setup sheet.
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