Thermwood / eCabinet Systems

That's about the same as local elections around here.

Very nice, Larry. Did you use a Thermwood router to cut the parts?

Dan

Over to the left of the \"Browse\" button is a link for \"Allowed Extensions and Sizes\" Click on it and it will show all file types and maximum sizes that can be uploaded. For images, only gif jpeg jpg and png files are supported and the maximum size is 1MB.

Dan

Underneath the text box for your message is a button labeled \"Browse\". Click it and find the image file you want to post then click the file followed by the \"Open\" button. Then click the submit button.

Dan

I know the feeling...I'm pretty hard-headed when it comes to things like asking for help, reading the instructions or asking for directions...but then, I'm a guy and supposed to be like that :wink: Once when my son was very young, I was putting something together and just couldn't get it right. Afte...

Dave

I'm sure you have already found that in eCabinets (like most other software), the biggest difficulty is knowing where to go and what to do, not the actual doing.

Dan

Lookin' nice, Dan.

Kerry you had better watch out or George is going to dethrone you as king of presentations

Dan

Its the same as posting a picture file. When you click the \"Browse\" button, go the the \"Cabinets\" directory to find the HSF file. Typicly, this is C: \\Program Files\\Thermwood\\eCabinet Systesm\\Cabinets plus whatever directory you saved the file in.

Dan

Je sais le sentiment de mes propres ecpreiences en France. Si vous apprenez au Français spean dans le sud, personne à Paris ne peuvent vous comprendre! Le plus, mon dictionnaire est électronique

Joyeux Noel to all of our Canadian friends.

Dan

Hey George, why don't you post the HSF so Bill can get a real good idea of how to do this (me too )?

Dan

I believe you have it figured out George.

Audrey Racine wrote:(hope this is the good word in english)...

Audrey, votre anglais est au moins aussi bon que mon Français! Probably much better

Dan

Bill

If you are not machining the mouldings you might want to check out http://www.flexiblemoulding.com. They have everything imaginable in varying degrees of flexibility.

Dan

The ability to show the customer something \"real\" always sells the job. Nice design and presentation.

Dan