A while back there was a thread about saving the program after each run. I don't remember if it was ever "solved" and I can't find it. They wanted to save an executable copy of the program. I am not interested in that.
Here is what I am considering. If you go to file-print-edit window print while the edit window is displaying your program (not your report) it will print out the program exactly as you see it in the edit window. Now, how can I get it to do this automatically at the end of the run? If you insert a print command at the end and set it up to print, it will automatically print the report no matter what the view in the edit window.
I want to be able to do this so that I can record the measured values without actually having to dimension everthing. That way, if an engineer asks me (as they often do) "well what about this dimension?" when they didn't ask me to check that dimension, I don't have to go back, add the dimension and completely re-run the parts. Of course sometimes that might be easier but I'd still like to know how to do it.
Here is what I am considering. If you go to file-print-edit window print while the edit window is displaying your program (not your report) it will print out the program exactly as you see it in the edit window. Now, how can I get it to do this automatically at the end of the run? If you insert a print command at the end and set it up to print, it will automatically print the report no matter what the view in the edit window.
I want to be able to do this so that I can record the measured values without actually having to dimension everthing. That way, if an engineer asks me (as they often do) "well what about this dimension?" when they didn't ask me to check that dimension, I don't have to go back, add the dimension and completely re-run the parts. Of course sometimes that might be easier but I'd still like to know how to do it.
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