Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Yeager Automation CNC PRO software?????

Don't get the lite , he removed so many functions that it would be
frustrating !

Russ Waters wrote:

>Thanks! Sounds like what I have been looking for.... I currently use Microsystems of Buckhannon cnc controller for one of my machines i purchased about 9 years ago, basic software, but works very well! I would like to use it on the newer machine I built this summer, but they wanted full price for another key (around 700 bucks!). So that's why I am looking at other software controllers.
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>What version are you using? It it the "Lite" or "Pro"? How is the tech support? Can it handle 3d type movements?
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>Thanks again,
>Russ
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>Hi
>Yes I have been using CNCpro for years , it is a good basic program that
>will work on older computers from 133 MHz. up .
>I use 2 old IBM 760 laptops and an old 300 Mhz Packard Bell . Win 95 or
>98 work great , will not work with Win 2000 or XP .
>I still use this program on a daily basis because it just WORKS , no
>problems .
>If you are interested in a much better program with ALL the bells and
>whistles without the high cost go check out Mach3 ( I'll try to put a
>link at the bottom ) , Mach 3 requires a computer of at least 500 Mhz (
>1 Gig preferred ) running Win 2000 or XP , but is a fantastic program .
>They have a really great copy you can download and try for free .
>http://www.artofcnc.ca/
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Ron Kline

American Precision Ceramics



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