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John T
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File Destination
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March 08, 2012, 09:27:34 AM »
Hi Art,
I have no idea if I'm asking for the moon or something really simple but here goes.
Would it be possible (easy) to include a window in the "Output Manager" where I could indicate where I want the files stored? Right now it tells me the Project Name which is great but I don't often store the Project in the same location as the default location for tap file storage. That is because I work on three different computers and am constantl
y moving from one to another and often find that the memory stick I'm using to transfer the files doesn't have all the files I want.
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ArtF
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Re: File Destination
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March 08, 2012, 11:18:24 AM »
Hi John:
Ill add that to my developme
nt schedule. Sounds fair..
Art
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Re: File Destination
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March 09, 2012, 08:27:57 PM »
Sounds like we have similar setup. A inside computer where I actually do my gearotic work. A "shop laptop" for quick fixes with a copy of the CAM program, and a Mach 3 computer also out in the shop.
As long as all are networked, what works great for me is a free service called "dropbox". (At least the first 5Gb is free, you have to pay if you store more than that). It puts a special folder that it keeps in sync with all machines. The files are actually local, so you don't have to worry about running gcode off a network drive. There is even a little icon next to the file that tells you if the file is in "sync" or not.
Even though the Mach 3 computer is in the shop, which is 20 yards from the house, I have one of those usb wireless boxes and it gets a pretty good signal from the wireless in the house. Apart from the wireless and mach3, there is nothing else on the computer.
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