Edit; My other PC runs on Windows 7 . Jos

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Yes, John, you are right !! Following your instruction it works . On my Win 10 PC I user PCB-GCODE ver. 3.6.2.4 However , on my other PC I have EAGLE 7.2.0 and PCB_GCODE ver. 3.6.0.2 The problem does

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I cannot solve this problem on my Windows 10 installed EAGLE 8.6.3. Can't open C:\EAGLE 8.6.3\ulp\viewer\application.windows\data\optimize_me.txt Permission denied I have absolutely no idea how to set

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Congratulations John. Great!. Thanks for your help when I needed it, Jos Holland john6060842@gmail.com> wrote: [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Looks good, but the price is high. Jos [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

OK Art, learned again. Not only EagleCad and PCB-gcode but also Mach3 to control the mill. Jos art.eckstein@wirelesshometown.com> wrote: [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

I am John, No problems at the moment except that the.etch file contains the milling info. The .mill file has just some info, no milling code. But once you know this there is no problem, just use the .

OK John, Downloaded this and replaced the pcb-gcode-setup.ulp file. No error message!! Jos

Makes no difference John. Still the same error message. Jos

Hi John, I unpacked the pcb-gcode files in ; users/maya/my documents/pcb-gcode Changed the path (User Language Programs)in Eagle control panel-options-directories to; C:\Users\Maya\My Docu

Same here, another message; Running pcb-gcode-setup.ulp and saving the changes gave a new error message; can't find;'C:\Users\Maya\My.ulp' Jos

Yes Fabrice and John, You were right about this, it was indeed the double ( )that caused the error message. I unpacked the lot to my user\documents in a folder called "pcb-gcode" and changed the p

Hi JJ, I have a problem with my Mach3 system. I am running MachStandardMill as a screen. I'm very happy with this layout. However, I run your latest version of pcb-gcode.ulp. This generates a code tha

OK John, I had a look at the example and things started to get clearer. I reloaded my board , mirrored the text, checked the font is a vector and ran PCB-gcode.ulp It turned out to be what I expected.

Hi all, I have placed a text on the Milling Layer (#46). I want to mill just the bottom layer (single sided design). Normally text should be on the bottom layer and mirrored. The text on the milling l

OK, JJ. This worked. I changed the pad from 10 mil to 15 mil. Thanks again. Jos

I have managed to generate and mill a small pcb. Spacing is set at 0.254 , minimum. The resulting pcb looks good, but the pads to be drilled are so small that a 0.8 mm dril ( I use this for most pads)

OK, JJ That did help. All my settings were too big. First I removed the GND Polygon from my Eagle layout and the pcb-gcode started to be visible in my backplot program (CNC Backplot editor ). However

I could generate good G-code thanks to the directions Paul gave me, BUT, after the first couple of milling try-outs I found that the bit went in a bit too deep. So I worked on the pcb-gcode-setup.ulp

OK, thanks Paul. Now I have a handle on this and I will try to change my PCB design. Thanks, Jos