Thanks for your response:
I tryed renaming the file turbocncht,ini and got an error in turbocnc (turbocnc.ini not found). The docs say :
If you have multiple machines or configurations, you can start TurboCNC with a
command line parameter that specifies the name of the ini file to be used. For
example, typing:
turbocnc myfile.ini
from the prompt will cause the program to read myfile instead of turbocnc.ini at
startup and use it throughout the session for machine configuration editing.
The file can have any name, as long as it has an ini extension and respects
DOS's limitation of eight characters in a filename. The path is optional if
it's in the same directory as turbocnc.exe. By default, the ini filename is the
same as the executable - so if you rename turbocnc.exe to lathe.exe, the program
will search for lathe.ini at startup instead of the usual filename.
So I guess I will have to change the name of the executable as well. This section of the docs is confusing It says you can use any dos name then it says it must match the .exe name by default. Any idea how to change the default?  |