[vijaychd]

Hi,

Please find the new version of CNC code generator which supports increased scalabilty of milling operation e.g Gears

http://cnccodegen.sourceforge.net/

Also please let me know any suggestions which can be incorporated to make it more useful NC generator.

[Vogavt]

Haven't a clue what to do with this:

To use database of materials

Open ODBC resources in Control Panel
Make DNS entry of "mat.mdb"
open the advanced tab and enter the following values:
username : cnc
password: code

Database is ready to use

I'm using XP Pro SP2, looked in my windows control panel but didn't find anything about ODBC resources.

Went to the applicatons which opens from the jar file and still don't see anywhere to put any information. I can tell very little about what it does.

I selected a DXF file and hit the generate button but nothing seems to happen.

How about some screenshots, some instructions or something?

[cncbird]

Thanks for the links and information friends.

[mcphill]

How about some screenshots, some instructions or something?

Agreed. I can't even tell if I am interested in this program or not. At least a few screenshots, sample output, or even steps of use on the web site would help to describe how it works/what it does.

[GaryCorlew]

Haven't a clue what to do with this:

To use database of materials

Open ODBC resources in Control Panel
Make DNS entry of "mat.mdb"
open the advanced tab and enter the following values:
username : cnc
password: code

Database is ready to use

I'm using XP Pro SP2, looked in my windows control panel but didn't find anything about ODBC resources.

Went to the applicatons which opens from the jar file and still don't see anywhere to put any information. I can tell very little about what it does.

I selected a DXF file and hit the generate button but nothing seems to happen.

How about some screenshots, some instructions or something?

After your in control panel go to admin(I think or administrative) double click then you should be able to see odbc sources

[Vogavt]

After your in control panel go to admin(I think or administrative) double click then you should be able to see odbc sources

USING XP PRO:

Okay, I used "Administrative Tools", and found three DSN tabs: User DSN, System DSN, and File DSN. I tried to add something in the User DSN tab, but I never saw any "advanced tab".

Again....some screenshots please as it shouldn't be this difficult to install an app.