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Autolaunch Lineal OptimiserThe free download is here but please read on firstAll construction materials like steel, aluminium, wood, PVCu and indeed almost anything, are generally only available in a limited number of standard stock lengths. Typically a fabricator will buy stock lengths of various materials which are then cut into smaller pieces for the next fabrication process. To reduce the cost of wasted raw materials, it's necessary to produce an optimum cutting route plan, which minimises wastage. This can be a rather awkward and potentially wasteful process if attempted manually. And even when the buying process has been manually calculated, the method of cutting and parts identification still needs to be firmly pinned to the mast, to ensure the factory uses the same route plan when the goods are actually cut. The Autolaunch Lineal Optimiser solves this problem, being a simple to use stand alone optimiser. It's useful even if you have full cad-cam systems for those oddball parts of production that your existing computer software doesn't yet deal with. Accurate nesting can be a complex calculation when manually undertaken. Why not let the Autolaunch Lineal Optimiser take the strain. And even better, it's fully functioning software that is absolutely free- no catch - no gimmick - no registration fee - no lets buy the next version. Like Freeserve who host this web site, it is absolutely free with no catch. Why is the Autolaunch Lineal Optimiser Free?It is a rather specialist type of software that can never sell in volume hence it's unit price is traditionally expense, perhaps thousands of £'s. The Autolaunch Lineal Optimiser is written for the DOS environment and runs quite happily under all versions of MS Windows. Being a DOS application limits potential purchase, the software is several years old, company buyers and specifiers are liable to reject it for this alone without consideration of the upside benefits. Let's look at the upside
Lets take a look at a typical cutting job input screen
Everything entered for this cutting job is shown on the one screen. No setup calculations hidden away anywhere else. What's more, all of this can be edited anytime. Press F9 and within a second, the report below will be on screen.
The Autolaunch Lineal Optimiser stores up to 100 different sizes to cut. Up to 17 different bars to cut per job and finally 17 different jobs. New sub directories (folders) can be added to expand this limitlessly. If this looks useful then please download the program for free. If you do find the software useful then your feed back through the contact us button would be appreciated. Oh finally, please leave the destination folder as C:\optimise, it makes life easier
Ready to download Autolaunch Lineal OptimiserAfter the download, please click on the Open file to start the Windows Installer. It is best to leave the default installation folder as C:\optimise. Otherwise, the optimiser will prompt for the full path of the file and its sub folder \jobs and sadly lacks a Browse button to simplify this. Note, you may stay connected to the Internet and leave other programs running whilst the program is installed. This installation process will add an icon to your desktop, as well as a menu item to Start - Programs which also includes an Uninstaller. And a final point worth mentioning. It is a DOS program and as such, does not have the kind of support for printers that Windows offers. By default the software is configured to work with Hewlett Packard printers. If your printer is anything else, then change the Printer driver from Personal Preferences to Generic printer. In the unlikely event that both do not work well than I'm afraid it's back to the web sites for the printer supplier, to search the printer control codes for a few printer functions. If you have problems here, please use our Contact us button, we will try to help. 250K Download Please note, the download code has been modified to hopefully accommodate all browsers. Please email if you have any difficulties.
After download and install, go straight to Lineal Optimiser on-line help
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