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  1. 04-07-2012 #1
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    Yes, but .xml files are the only ones that seem to just go bad on there own, and sometimes need replacing. I've never heard of any other files becoming corrupt.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ger21 View Post
    Yes, but .xml files are the only ones that seem to just go bad on there own, and sometimes need replacing. I've never heard of any other files becoming corrupt.
    Yeh Gerry I've seen a few problems with lockups and Art code errors etc and it's been down to Faulty Dll's in plugins folder. The SS has given me a couple over the years. Often when I've been messing about with some other device or plugin based device and the gremlins get in a screw about.? . . . . But your right the Xml's are the most trouble some and seem to just flip out for no good reason.??
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    Understand that is very old thread, but can somebody post final version with step by step instruction please?

    Ideally with travel to tool position and 2 stages (1st touch, retract and fine touch)
    I believe for many of you this is piece of pi...
    Thanks
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tom J View Post
    Understand that is very old thread, but can somebody post final version with step by step instruction please?

    Ideally with travel to tool position and 2 stages (1st touch, retract and fine touch)
    I believe for many of you this is piece of pi...
    Thanks
    If your not into writing VB basic code or screen designing then Don't mess around Tom just buy Gerry's screen set it's worth every penny.
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    Quote Originally Posted by JAZZCNC View Post
    If your not into writing VB basic code or screen designing then Don't mess around Tom just buy Gerry's screen set it's worth every penny.
    I'll second that, best $20 I've spent in a long time...
    Neil...

    Build log...here
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    Unless you have a specialised screen set or don't like Gerrys screen set.
    John S -
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    Quote Originally Posted by John S View Post
    Unless you have a specialised screen set or don't like Gerrys screen set.
    Trust you to throw spanner in the works.!! . . . . Better get coding then or ask friend nicely and he might give you some code.
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    I do not mind buying that, considering that already managed stub the hole on my new sensor
    Where can I find description/link please?
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