Thermwood / eCabinet Systems

I dont think you quite getting what I am saying. I am talking about this post you made. http://www.thermwood.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=5567 Now, if you load your files, and save them not only does it save it in B3, but now there is a check for these certain files and fixes it on the fly for you. (T...

Can you send the old door files that gave the error? Is it a mdf door? It would be nice to take a look at them. Anything saved in Build 3 can not be opened in earlier versions of ecabinets. I was the one that talked with you earlier about the slow to load jobs. If you open that job in build 3, the d...

What did you do to get this error? Is it a certain cabinet or assembly you are loading? More info, please.

reinstall the lastest patch

man, i'm sorry. i posted the file that was save the new way. it wont work with your ecabinets. The inset carvings I am talking about are include segments that are internal to ecabinets. you can't see them. This is something that will be fixed in the next patch.

There is something that got messed up with this job. It has to do with Inset Carvings. When the job loads, it thinks there is 4000+ carvings. Although, it looks like only one is actually a valid inset carving. Do you know what process you did while messing with inset carvings on this job? I removed ...

add a column after Depth called Rename. leave all the rows under rename blank, unless you want to rename the import cabinet.

also see,
http://www.thermwood.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=4894

The Run as Administrator was a fix to get vista users running with minimum problems with the current version of ecabinets. Its not the final solution. At some point, ecabinets will be vista-ready.

A question of curosity: Why is eCabinets designed so that it requires administrator to run? That is a big no-no in the world of computer security. All applications, especially those that connect to the internet as eCabinets does, should be designed to run as user. The Run As Administrator needs to ...

New info on installing, updating and running eCabinets on Vista. Do to the way vista disallowed writing to the program files by default, there is a couple of things that need to be done to insure the install, patches and program runs fine. When installing Version 5.0 from disc, the user needs to can...

Gaming systems may have the processing horsepower but their graphics capabilities are geared to games. Games use DirectX graphics and technical programs use OpenGL. You must of been reading a microsoft book or something. Maybe if you a MS game company you would use directX whatever, but not all gam...

Ram for sure. need to have 1GB to 2 GB. this would give you the most bang for the buck. i would get dual channel ram if you Motherboard supports it. Dual Channel RAM comes in pairs so a 1GB upgrade is (2 X 512mb) and 2GB upgrade is (2 X 1GB). then if your still not happy, go for a video card upgrade.

There is a WOW64 app in the 64-bit versions that is suppose to provide some level of capability for 32-bit apps. If it work great, if it dont oh well. If you are to upgrade to vista, i recommend doing a fresh, clean install instead of upgrading. If you upgrade, you will just be carring over everythi...

FYI. To run eCabinets on Vista, it must be a 32-bit version of vista. 64-bit vista will install, but you will not get it to run properly, if at all.

if all else fails try this
1. go to the cabinet editor
2. Right Click, Select Remove Part Editor Cuts->From Entire Cabinet

While this will remove any part editor cuts, it will also try to restore any missing bodies.