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Fractions in Aspire / VCarvePro
I have a quick question....
I understand that you can insert a fractional inch measurement in Aspire or VcarvePro and the program will automatically convert to decimal. BUT can't remember how to write the fraction into a dialog box.....my attempts have failed
Can you jog my memory???
Cheers
Buddy 48 Standard with 2.2 Hp Spindle with standard and 6' stick. Aspire 10.5
2.2Hp universal 4 zone Vac Table
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You can do math with the equals sign so:
3/8= will convert to .375
Is that what you are looking for?
Ken Zey
Lookout Mercantile / Digital Millwork
Rogers, AR
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6x12 PRS alpha
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That's it
Thanks muchly!!! Just couldn't remember how.
Cheers
Buddy 48 Standard with 2.2 Hp Spindle with standard and 6' stick. Aspire 10.5
2.2Hp universal 4 zone Vac Table
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Cool! I didn't know that. I have a stupid chart and have been doing it the hard way...Originally Posted by zeykr
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Don't know if shopbots still ship with their own "cheat sheet" or not...here's mine
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There are lots of other things you can do with that facility as well as there are special letters you can use to reference information about the job.
http://support.vectric.com/aspire-qu...ion-characters
http://support.vectric.com/aspire-qu...l-measurements
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Jack, That mouse pad IS my chart btw.
Adrian, Pretty cool.
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