
Read back through this thread as there are some fixes there somewhere.
It's something I have no power over as I still work in XP

It does work, its just that Windows in it mighty power? decides to save your data somewhere that the app cant find it!
Google "Jim Colt plasma pricing". This program basically works off of the pricing structure Jim put out there. Ie, it's all based off of metal cost. The short version:Brett wrote:Hi tnbndr,
Also, I am wondering about the method for pricing the cut distance. It appears that this is priced off the thickness of the metal and the cost of the metal with an adjustable %. Is this common or is there a better method being used to calculate this cost?
Thanks
The Excel spreadsheet that I posted a few years back can be printed without showing the materials cost.arcspark wrote:Dave,
Just downloaded the program, its a huge help!
Is there a way to select when printing just a "customer view", that specifically does not show materials at cost?
arcspark wrote:Dave,
Just downloaded the program, its a huge help!
Is there a way to select when printing just a "customer view", that specifically does not show materials at cost?
davek0974 wrote:arcspark wrote:Dave,
Just downloaded the program, its a huge help!
Is there a way to select when printing just a "customer view", that specifically does not show materials at cost?
I can add a feature for this, is it just the material At-cost that wants hiding?
Should be pretty quick
Yes, this was for a customer though.KIDTech wrote:A lot of factories I work with require a breakdown fyi.
New update is spot on! Thank you for that, much easier to print a customer quote now. Thanks again.davek0974 wrote:Ok,
new version on the download site as before, when going to print you are now asked if you want to print a customer version, it defaults to no for normal output.
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