If it is caused by CTFMON, then this is what I use on my system (WinXP Pro, Office XP Pro) to stop it from happening.

Right click your desktop and select new text document
Paste this into the newly created text file.

taskkill.exe /im ctfmon*
cd c:\sm11\system
start /b c:\sm11\system\amill.exe

If your SC file is somewhere other than "C:\Sm11", then edit it accordingly. Substitute "amill.exe" for whatever SC app. you want to launch.
Close and save the file.
Right click the new text file and rename it to somefilename.bat. I call mine Amill.bat because it opens AMill.

-Dave-




To:        <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
cc:        

Subject:        Re: [mfg-smartcam] Windows Xp



It seems to be random. Some times SC will run for  only a few minutes other times 1/2 an hour and has happened doing different  tasks including keep defaults.
----- Original Message -----
From:  [EMAIL PROTECTED]  
To: Steve Schliebe ; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, February 13, 2004 12:19  PM
Subject: Re: [mfg-smartcam] Windows  Xp


From what I've read here, it's  not Windows XP specific, but rather Office 2000/XP specific. The most common  action that causes it to happen is when you use "Keep Defaults" inside SC.  

Can you tell if it always happens  when you're performing the same task in SC?

Dave


Sent by:         [EMAIL PROTECTED]  

To:         <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>  
cc:          

Subject:         [mfg-smartcam] Windows  Xp



I'm trying to get my new computer  loaded with  Smartcam Advanced production milling and Wire EDM.  
 
 I have the permanent  lock installed. It  starts and works for a little while then freezes up.  Is this the same problem  others have had when using XP?
 
 I have read the previous posts  regarding the  kill ctfmon batch file. Is this what I need to do?  
How is the batch file created? In Notepad? How is it  saved?
 
 Once I  have created it do I just drag it and  put it some where like a root  directly?
 
Could some  one give specific instructions for this  process if it is what I need to  do?
 
Thank you  all.
 
Steve  Schliebe
Schliebe Machining Inc.
Scio, Oregon
[EMAIL PROTECTED]  
503-394-4491  



Reply via email to