Hi,
I am having trouble getting a job to begin on a specific line in the G-code. When it prompts for the starting line number, it returns the error "Can't Read File" no matter what number I put in there, except for the number zero. For example, if a job stopped at line 3574, and I want to begin the job at line 3574, I type '3574' in the dialog box, but I end up getting an error every time. Am I doing something wrong? As of now, when a job is interrupted, I cannot restart it without having to start at the beginning of the file.
Also, could you please consider re-positioning that box with the "Buy Now/Delivery via DHL Express/Need Help" links on right/center part of your web page, because it inconveniently blocks a very much used part of the screen, especially while reading posts in this forum... I had to preposition the window just to type this sentence ? . I am using Chrome with the zoom at 100% for my particular scree/resolution. If I lower the zoom, the text becomes uncovered, but it then becomes difficult to read the text.
Thank you,
Philippe
I am having trouble getting a job to begin on a specific line in the G-code. When it prompts for the starting line number, it returns the error "Can't Read File" no matter what number I put in there, except for the number zero. For example, if a job stopped at line 3574, and I want to begin the job at line 3574, I type '3574' in the dialog box, but I end up getting an error every time. Am I doing something wrong? As of now, when a job is interrupted, I cannot restart it without having to start at the beginning of the file.
Also, could you please consider re-positioning that box with the "Buy Now/Delivery via DHL Express/Need Help" links on right/center part of your web page, because it inconveniently blocks a very much used part of the screen, especially while reading posts in this forum... I had to preposition the window just to type this sentence ? . I am using Chrome with the zoom at 100% for my particular scree/resolution. If I lower the zoom, the text becomes uncovered, but it then becomes difficult to read the text.
Thank you,
Philippe