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Gary Puckett wrote:I respecfully would like to know why you replied to a simple title of a post, rather than the question.

Because I didn't even bother to read the O.P. (and still haven't) without a better subject description.

Forum etiquette dictates a more descriptive Subject when starting a new thread. Not a requirement; more of a suggestion.

Gary, I think you're missing the point. Any list posted previously has likely changed. Any list posted today will likely change. Nailing down features for a software product still in development is like trying to gather piglets on the loose.

Yes. Changing the Operating System will force a new registration code.

What's forthcoming for V6 has already been discussed here on this forum by both the CEO and the Vice President of the division. As with any software in development, more can be added from a desired "wish list" but features can also be removed from the "wish list" before release. ...

In testing, Windows 7 has been very positive, both for v5 and v6 Beta.

Just to let everyone know, Windows 7 has been a part of the testing of Version 6. Since v6 is still in Beta, odds are very good that any discrepancies that should be found between it and Windows 7 would be resolved. I doubt there will ever be an "official" blessing of Windows 7 for eCabine...

I've been following SSD development for a little while now and have not decided to move any of our equipment (servers or desktops) to SSD's just yet. This is a fairly new technology, while not far removed from the typical USB flash drive, they are quite different beasts. SSD's must keep track of the...

Darren, I can give a quick reply to this, but I'm no expert. From what I understand, the maintenance schedule isn't just machine hours, but more complicated than that. The system tracks use of individual components independently, too. The air conditioner filter is most likely based on machine hours,...

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AlphaCAM is a competing product to MasterCAM, which Thermwood sells. Discussion of competing products is disallowed on this forum.

AlphaCAM is a competing product to MasterCAM, which Thermwood sells. Discussion of competing products is disallowed on this forum.

Topic locked because it discusses a competing product to a product Thermwood offers. Bobcad competes with MasterCAM, which is sold by our by our sales division.

I can add a couple caveats to Ryan's posting. Some motherboards of the day (remember, we're talking OS/2 days here) had a maximum disk drive size capability. Some motherboards it was 8GB, some 20GB, and some 137GB. I can virtually guarantee that you would not be able to use a drive bigger than 137GB...