Re: Re: Re: Free Download at Hobbing.com''''''''s Gear CAD Library

> Wow, it works even with Windows 98 when saved on anywhere c:\ and click.
> You may use other PC to run.
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No it has to reside in C:\Gear to work, - THEN it will generate the library.
Inside W2K it can't make the folder C:\gear, you have to do this and put the exe file into this.

On your start screen it states where the output file will be saved but if you don't have a folder called c:\gear it can't save there.
You need to edit your instructions or make it generate the folder name.

John S.

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> John Stevenson <john@...> wrote:
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> > My programs make a library and have undercut geometry that users can see in
> > graphics and read undercutting information by numerical data.
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> Only if the program runs.
> When I run the exe file it crashes with a memory error.
> Not managed to run it yet.
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> John S.
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> > John Stevenson <john@...> wrote:
> > > Hi, everybody.
> > >
> > > I have just begun to upload my programs that generate gear tooth
> > > geometry in dxf format and numerical data in txt format.
> > > It's free to download and use my programs. Very simple to run.
> > > However, two or more programs should Not be run at a time because
> > > they could interfere each other.
> > >
> > > If you are going to wire-cut gears and don't know how to generate
> > > gear tooth geometry, e-mail me. I can generate coordinates of path
> > > of wire ceter to cut gears with designed tooth thickness or backlash.
> > > I am especially interested in wire-cutting gears. Also, a set of cnc-
> > > cut planetary gear can be seen in my top page of website.
> > >
> > > Thank you very much.
> > >
> > > http://www.hobbing.com
> > >
> > > Chang H. Park
> > > Hobbing.com
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> > Sorry doesn't work for me under W2K.
> > keeps coming up with memory error and crashes.
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> > I also notice that you have the 14.5 PA gears starting at 30 teeth but many
> > people do have to cut them at a lesser number.
> > I realise that there will be undercutting but sometimes you have to go lower
> > then 30 and accept the consequences.
> >
> > John S.
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