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I bought a used computer at a garage sell and it has the windows 98 version of G-Zero. Not a problem using it except I have no clue as to how you import cad drawings. Any Ideas? Thanks for any and all replies. |
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| it's primarily a conversational type cam system and programming from a cad-file is not its strong suit. I don't think the earliest versions have capabilities of importing a cad file. You can use dxf files to for tool paths but it needs to be scaled and good clean geometry. You should be able to go to Tools > Cad to open a .dxf file. If it's an early version...you may not have that option. |
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| unless they have changed your copy will fault out and need acode to reactivate it from g-zero. Usually yearly or ever 2 years this protects the liscensed owner in case it is stolen. Not sure if there is pirated copies running around
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