Okay I just figured something out. The profile part of Jedicut is NOT for cutting anything. It is for simply examining a profile. A profile is just an outline. It's like an airfoil. You can import a DXF into it the profile section of the program, but you can't directly cut that as a shape there. To ...

Hi I started using Jedicut many years ago for foam wings. I have not used it often for the last few years because I stopped building models. Now I would like to continue cutting foam with it, but this time, I want to cut other kinds of profiles. For those I am trying to use the load dxf function. It...

Jerome, would it be possible for you to post a .dxf file here that does import successfully into Jedicut , so that we can examine its content, and then compare it with the Autocad 12 files we can't get to work. Maybe the problem is something very simple, like a header change. We could then fix our f...

Correction to that last URL:

Fuselage Cutting Software Page

rob Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Steve > > The lpt 3 (pci card parallel port) the basic > Basic Configurations in Printer Properties are not > accessable see settings 2 post 10. > > Rob There's a setting somewhere that will allow you to change that. Don't have tim...

Edit to the above:

you should check your BIOS first to see where the port is assigned there.

Then make check to see if it matches what you see in the Properties above.

You can also try out other Basic Configurations in Printer Properties besides 0001.

[quote=Rob] Re-routing printer port there is not one on the pc I would like to use. [/quote] I mean try changing XP's Printer Port Properties to "Basic Configuration 0001" for LPT3 in Device manager -- see attached .png This will give you a commonly used port address that Jedicut might fin...

Okay, thanks Jerome, I've corrected it in the latest English translation file (v3.)

It seems that Jerome has successfully imported the .dxf format from an old OEM version of CorelDraw. If we knew which version of Corel this was, and what Autocad version of .dxf it outputs, we might be able to mimic this with other software. For instance A9Converter: A9converter Also another possibl...

You're welcome Jerome -- thank you for your wonderful program.