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    EDIT A0. FROM POST

    Does any anyone know where the section is, where to remove A0. move from post so I don't have to delete it every time I post.

    Also, I don't want the file info at top of post. My machine wont except more than 80 characters.

    Ive been looking all day, and now my eyes are crossing.
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    Assuming you're using the stock MPFAN post:

    In "Rotary Axis Settings", set 0 in "rot_on_x" (see attached screenshot).

    In "Start of File and Toolchange Setup", remove $ from "pheader$" or delete 18 or so lines after it (see attached screenshot).

    I suggest you check your code every time you change the post. Also remember to backup the original post.

    Regards.
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    Open the post in a text editor then search for the keywords.


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    THANKS GUYS WORKED LIKE A CHARM


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