Copyright: ® 1994 Rimrock Software.


Contents
Gcode Help

Created by the shareware evaluation version of the HelpGen Help File Generator.

© 1994 Rimrock Software.  All rights reserved.

•	Autocad

•	Cautions

•	Commands

•	Drawing

•	Ini Files

•	Overview

•	Plot

•	Quick Start

•	Receive

•	Sort

•	Supported

•	Transmit

•	Vector


Information
Demo Information

Gcode Generating software.

Gcode © 1999 A R Clayton.  All rights reserved.

Please register your shareware.

A R Clayton.

865 Fox Hollow Ln.

Salisbury NC.

28146-1808

USA

Fee $200.00 after 30 days use.

Email andrewc119@aol.com

Fax 704 630 9544


Cautions (def.)
Cautions

Try to use only uppercase characters unless your machine

specifically requires lower case.

Make any comments in lower case.

G03 is not treated the same as G3

Do not leave spaces when editing labels Unless you really want them.

All labels must match exactly to be interpreted, and are case sensitive.

To change G03 to G3 from the setup screen Labels scroll down to locate G03 and edit it to become G3.

Then save the INI file.

The system is based on using absolute G90 programming.

From the edit menu files may be converted back and forth

between incremental and absolute.

More powerful functions such as rotate can only be performed on an absolute file.

A translate table can be activated to change strings of code as they are transmitted.

Also it can be used to make changes to the editor file.

This the the second implementation of the translate table.

This method translates the editor file using the table.

One use is to edit a file that was transmitted from the machine tool into Gcode.

The operator might have blocked out some lines using the / character.

All of these could be removed at once using the translate label.

It is rather like doing up to 30 search and replace commands at once.

Z Included

On setup window.

If not checked then then Z and related values are omitted.

If you get errors reading non Autocad DXF files or Autocad LITE try not checking


Overview (def.)
Overview

Requires Windows 95 or NT.

What Is Gcode, The Product?

Gcode is specifically designed for converting AutoCAD

 drawings into G-Code programs for use with any 2-D or 3-D

Machine such as Wire EDMs,  Laser Etchers, Flame cutting, Mills , Lathes etc.

Also GCode can be used for creating individual complicated toolpaths for 2-D and 3-D machines.

Gcode is a low cost opportunity for small independent

machine shops to convert their drawings into useful

programs for their CNC and DNC equipment

without the hassle of figuring out the geometry manually.

Simply draw the outline of the part to on a dedicated layer.

Then DXF out the file to a directory that Gcode is watching.

Gcode will capture the file, process and plot it.

If it is not quite what was expected simply repeat the process

with a new DXF file name.

A full function editor is provided up to 1,000,000 line capacity to fine tune the file adding tool offsets etc.

Numerous other options such as flipping the part, scaling, rotating are provided.

'Swap' allows the direction of travel to be changed.

File transfer both in an out is supported so this system

can be hard wired to a machine tool.

Graph line color changes for red = cutting to blue not cutting.

Files can be saved and retrieved across a network.

Standard ascii format is used for all files.

The program can be configured to support any axis combination.

The characters associated with a command can be changed at will.

See the Setup window Labels area.


Autocad (def.)
Autocad

See also the other Supported Cad programs.

Before using Autocad to create the DXF file.

Check the default measuring system to make sure

that angles are measured ccw from 3 o clock.

That moving the cursor up and to the right from world 0,0

increases both X and Y values as positive numbers.

If you are going to produce a 3d path XYZ IJK then be sure to rotate

the axis only 90 degrees at a time.

Note : These are the default states from a new Autocad installation.

Supported Entities

Arc, Circle, Line, Solid, Trace and Polylines .

Your drawing must be created using only these entities.

Draw the object full size. On a layer the same name as the one

used in the Gcode Setup Window

(As shipped this was FLAMECUT ).

Put any dimensions or text on another level.

Good Drawing Practice

All lines on a path must connect.

Spaces will cause Gcode to begin a new path.

Random Order

The drawing may be created in any order.

On any continuous path all lines must connect.

With no overlap or gap.

To prevent this use commands like Snap to intersect.

Once the DXF file has been processed then use

cut and paste to change the order of processing.

Use Swap to change the direction of travel.

For instance you might want to cut all the holes

in an object before cutting the outside path.

Guaranteed cutting order

Trace over the part shape from another level

in the order which you want the part to be processed.

For circles trace from the top center around.

For lines and arcs trace in the order desired.

Do not worry about the fact that Autocad draws arcs ccw.

DXF OUT

Select the command DXF OUT and enter the path to the

directory desired ,and a file name without an extension.

Press Enter to accept the default of 6 Decimal places.

Press ALT TAB and change to the Gcode Program

or program manager and run the Gcode Program.

If Gcode had been left running with Scan Dir Checked then

the file should already have been loaded and processed.

Provided Autocad sent the DXF file to same directory

that Gcode was watching.

Otherwise select File Open and load the DXF file.

Setting X0 Y0 Z0

Pick a point that will become X0.000 Y0.000 Z0.000

By the commands  Autocad / Menu / USC

If this is not done then World 0,0,0 will be used.

This point will become the machine Zero reference.


Quick Start (def.)
QuickStart

Select File,Open.

Highlight the file Exp.dxf as shown below.

Double click or press Enter.

The file will then be loaded and processed.

A small plot will appear in the right window.

Moving the mouse to the right window and clicking the

left button will re plot the file at the new mouse position.

Repeatedly clicking the Right mouse button will

single step through the file.

Plotting one line at a time and marking the position in the source file.

Notice the Blue Lines Produced by the moves between

M05 and M03.

These should be edited manually for lead in moves.

Cut on M03 and Cut off M05 or those statments defined by you.

These moves are only created when Circle Lead in + Edit Line is checked in the setup window.

The line of code between M05 and M03 is known as the edit line.

The short straight line at the top of the circle is the circle lead in.

Now select Setup Use another machine INI file and select Mill,ini.

and reload the file EXP.DXF .

Notice the different code between moves etc.

This is the result of two quite different INI files.


Swap (def.)

Swapping the direction of travel for block of code.

Note that the moves in and out are not highlighted.


Scale (def.)
Scale A spin box in the upper left corner of the plot window

allow the view scale to be changed.

This has no effect on the source code file.

 The Button X has next to it an edit window usually

containing 1.000.

Increasing or decreasing this and the pressing the X Button

Permenantly changes the size of the part.

Use this feature with caution.


Plot (def.)
Plot

Sliders Move the object about X0.00 Y0.00

By the INC amount default of 5.00.

arrows Represent up down left right along with

the diagonal arrows.

These allow you to move the starting point with

respect to the object.

S Spins the object INC degrees counter clockwise.

Changing the increment amount from 5.00 to -90.00 will

rotate 90 degrees clockwise.

X Multiplies the file by the scale factor to the right.

Ie X 1.100 would increase the object size by 10 %.

Ie X 0.900 would decrease the object size by 10 %.

Flip and Flop Turn the object over and change the travel

direction.

Often used for nesting odd shapes into existing material.

Warning all of the above functions change the source file.

Scale Either pressing the arrows or entering a number .

changes the scale of the plot.

Shift and an arrow key causes the plot to Pan 100 pixels

in the direction of the arrow.

Three scroll bars allow objects to be rotated about axis X Y Z  .

Pressing the button Flat returns to a perpendicular view.

Position Displays  the X Y Values in the same units as the source file.

Handy for testing if a component can be made from the available material.

 The Plot window title bar will display the tool travel distance.

If the plot window size is increased the maximum X Y dims and area will become visible.

Note : The area and max dims do not take into account arcs that project out of the object.


Commands (def.)
Commands

Command line operation.

Gcode can be operated from the command line.

Gcode95.exe Filetoload Filetosave inifiletouse,ini

Filetosave and inifiletouse are optional.

If both Filetoload and Filetosave are present

then processing will proceed and gcode will close.

File

New Clears the editor for a new file.

Open a file dialog to load a file.

Save a file dialog to save a file.

Save As Same as save only asks for a file name.

 	Save As DXF Writes a Gcode file back as a simple vector file.

 	Print Text contents of editor to printer.

 	Print Window Prints the form including the border.

Print Plot at the present scale.

Print Setup selection and setup of printers.

Exit Closes the program.

Edit

Cut the highlighted text to the clipboard.

Copy the highlighted text to the clipboard.

Paste the contents of the clipboard at the cursor.

Delete the highlighted text.

Swap the travel direction of the highlighted text.

Compress Removes duplicate lines and blanks.

Add Line Numbers.

Remove Line Numbers.

Convert to Incremental G91.

Convert to Absolute G90.

Inch to Metric Multiplies by 25.4 .

Metric to Inch Multiplies by 0.03937 .

Misc	Move Starting Point Forward

Highlite a complete tool path where the beginning meets the end

and click this option to move the staring point forward one line.

(Used to select a more suitable start).

Add Semi colons to line end

Remove Semi colons from line end

Sort Objects Acending.

The entitre file will be sorted to put the smallest complete paths.

(complete tool path where the beginning meets the end).

at the top. Often used in flamecutting to ensure that the perimeter.

cuts are made last. Also useful when cutting lettering as it is.

usually important for the  middle of letters to be cut first.

 	Sort Objects Decending.

Exact opposite of above.

Largest Object to bottom only.

Like sort assending except only the longest path is moved.

Line Order N G M X Y Z I J K R.

If letters have been swapped this puts line in order.

Translate using table from setup window.

This the the second implementation of the translate table.

This method translates the editor file using the table.

One use is to edit a file that was transmitted from the

machine tool into Gcode.

The operator might have blocked out some lines using the / character.

All of these could be removed at once using the translate label.

It is rather like doing up to 30 search and replace commands at once.

Edit Translate Table shortcut to edit the table.

Search.

Find text.

Find Next Find the next occurrence.

Replace Search and replace text.

Comm

Go to Comm F6.

 File

Send Transmit a file via a serial port to a remote machine.

 Receive   Receive  a file from a remote machine.

Clear Clears the transmit and receive buffers of text.

Copy To Editor Transfers a received file to the editor.

Setup ini

Use Another Machine INI file.

Edit or create a new INI file.

Default Windows.

Toggle Hints on/off.

Print the Gcode manual.rtf Opens Wordpad and loads Manual.rtf.

About Displays the About screen .

Goto Gcode web site If possible a connection is made to the internet

taking you to the Gcode web site.

Zoom

Zoom Draws a box to selected part of a plot and re scales.

Previous Return to previous view.

Draw

Line

Clockwise Arc

Counterclockwise Arc

Clockwise Circle

Counterclockwise Circle

Stop Cut

Start Cut

All drawing is done with the mouse.

Grid

1/10

1/100

1/1000

1/4

1/8

1/16

Grid simply presets the scale.

 Auto Plot

 When checked any edit change is immediately plotted.

Scan Dir

Causes the program to constantly look for a new file

to arrive in the current directory.

Upon finding a new file it is loaded and plotted.

also flashes the path being scanned for a new file.

This is how Autocad can output a DXF file and

immediately have it processed and displayed.

See Scan Time Ms.


Vector (def.)
Vector Error

Example >> 5 Vector Error Deg X Line Comp.

This feature is used to reduce the size of a file when reading

a DXF file only contains XYZ data such as those

produced by scanning.(Renishaw and like).

If checked as in the above example all vector changes less

than 5 degrees will be thrown out.

( Not recomended for dxf files containing arcs and circles).


Supported (def.)
Supported Programs

Autocad versions 10 to 14.

Autosketch only 2d Uncheck Z included.

DesignCad.

Corel Draw.

Turbocad.

Ashlar Vellum.

See the INI setup screen

as some programs require a checkbox to be turned on.


Sort (def.)
Sort

Sort Objects assending.

The entitre file will be sorted to put the smallest complete paths.

(complete tool path where the beginning meets the end) at the top.

Often used in flamecutting to ensure that the perimeter cuts are made last.

Also useful when cutting lettering as it is usually important for the

middle of letters to be cut first.

Sort Objects decending.

Exact opposite of above.

Largest Object to bottom only.

Like sort assending except only the longest path is moved.


Transmit (def.)
Transmit

From The Comm menu The Communications window will open.

Two Edit areas will be visible

Click in the lower window then any data typed will be sent

to the remote system

This is commonly used to initialize the remote system

In preparation for receiving a file.

Then Select File Send.

To transfer a copy of the main editors contents to the remote system.

 If the output to tape checkbox has be checked then the left window will show a representation of the tape.

If the tape punch echo's back the character sent then garbage characters may be seen in the receive window since the parity bits setting will effect the visible ascii character.

See Ini for further details on communications settings.


Receive  (def.)
Receive

From The Comm menu The Communications window will open.

Two Edit areas will be visible

Any text sent from a remote system will be displayed here.

It can be transferred to the main editor by selecting

File Copy to Editor.

See Ini for further details on communications settings.


Drawing  (def.)
Drawing

From The Draw menu The following items will show.

Line.

Clockwise Arc.

Counterclockwise Arc.

Clockwise Circle.

Counter Clockwise Circle.

Stop Cut M05 ( or the command designated in the INI file).

Start Cut M03 ( or the command designated in the INI file).

To draw a line.

Click on line then move the mouse pointer into the window and

left click at each line end.

Finally Right Click to terminate drawing or press Esc to end.

To draw an Arc.

Click on Arc then move the mouse pointer into the window and

position the cursor at the center point of the arc then left click

Now move to then ending point of the arc and click.

Note : Arcs and lines always start from the last point drawn.

To draw a Circle.

Click on Circle then move the mouse pointer into the window and

position the cursor at the center point of the circle then left click

Now move out to the desired radius of the circle and click.

Note : Circles are a seperate entity and can be drawn at any point.

The code generated by drawing will depend on settings in the INI file.

For example if circles have a lead in or if "R" is used instead of "I J".

See Ini for further details on commands settings.

This tool is provided as a simple way to draw a very elementary shape and is not intended to replace AutoCad.

Grid

Six predefined grid settings are provided.

1/10  1/100 1/1000

1/4   1/8   1/16

Selecting any one of these will adjust the scale proportionally.

Any desired increment can be achieved with a suitable scale.

Just remember the base scale of

1000 = 1.000 per increment of mouse movement.

 10000 = 0.100 and so on.


Ini Files (def.)
Ini Files.

Ini_Sample

The last used INI file is always loaded first.

If it can not be found then Gcode,ini is loaded.

Using the setup window create your own INI file then save it

Under a name of your choosing ie Bridgeport,ini .

Other INI files can be loaded  by selecting File Load in the setup window.

Tip : In creating a new INI file leave the setup window open making changes

and repeatedly load a DXF file until the desired result is obtained.

Four sample INI files Named X+RightY+Down,INI and similar names

show the four possible axis direction combinations.

One of these will probably form a good basis from which to build on.

Setup screen to create an INI file

Labels

A scroll box contains all the characters that will be

added to a file as it is converted from DXF to gcode.

These are contained in the right hand column.

In the left column is a comment , change to suit.

Also the axis designations X Y Z.

These may be changed at will.

So that X could = Y etc.

Note do not switch axis letters in 3d setups where circular moves will be made in the Z K plane.

Line might = G01 or be left blank.

If your machine has Axis A B C D E.

Instead of X Y Z I J K Then simply substitute the letters.

And change any comments to be meaningful.

Load and compare the sample ini files provided.

or using Notepad print them out for comparison.

Dxf

Selections are provided for Multiplying X Y Z values by -1

as they are processed from the dxf file.

If checked then the values are negated.

A check box allows the inclusion or not of the Z axis.

A check box allows the selection or not of circle lead in and the insertion of a line of code between cut off and on.

This adds code for a lead in move inside all circles.

Connect Error

 This is the allowable space between the end

of one line and the beginning of the next.

Any lines with a space above this value will be

considered to be the beginning of a new path.

Z Offset

A positive or negative value added to all Z Values

 processed from the dxf file.

Decimal Places

The number of significant places that will be in the file.

Layer

 The name of the Autocad layer to provide the gcode data.

If you wish, set this to 0 to use the default layer.

Z Included

If not checked then then Z and related values are omitted.

If you get errors reading non Autocad DXF files try not checking

Circle lead in + edit line

These moves are only created when Circle Lead in + Edit Line is checked in the setup window.

The line of code between M05 and M03 is known as the edit line.

The short straight line at the top of the circle is the circle lead in.

Options

Incremental Type I J

 Two methods are used to define the center point of a circle.

One is where the move is expressed as an incremental move

from the last Absolute position,

another is True absolute from 00.

Select the appropriate one.

Note : Fanuc is usually Incremental.

Make I J circles 4 Quadrants

 Some older machines could not make an arc above 90 degrees.

Cr on transmit

 Carriage return characters will be sent at the end of each line.

Cr LF on transmit Carriage return and line feed characters

 will be sent at the end of each line.

Cr on receive

 Carriage return characters will be added to received lines.

Enable translate output file on transmit..nIn the Labels and Tranlate table from line 30 on anything found.

in the left column will be translated to what is in the right column.

For example :

From      To       Line

J0.000    J.        30

J-0.000   J.        31

 K99       M66       32

H100                33   Blank

Note this is a one way trip so if you read a translated file back it may not.

plot correctly.

The main purpose of this is to allow support for non standard machines .

such as Bandit controls.

For an example of its use see the 3dbanditi file.

Font

A new font type and size may be selected, the color will always default back to black.

Line delay Ms

 A delay in 1/1000 sec after each line is sent.

Char delay Ms

 A delay in 1/1000 sec after each character is sent.

Used to allow slow machines to process the data as it is sent.

Scan Time Ms

A delay in 1/1000 sec between searching the current directory

for a new file.

Too small a value can cause a slow system to hang if the directorycontains a lot of files.

Single Step Ms

A Delay in 1/1000 sec between 125 and 1000

Used when the right mouse button is clicked

to single step plot a file.

The mouse cursor must be in the right hand plot window for

 single step to be operational.

Tape Punch

Output to tape punch may be checked.

Select one of the three parity options.

These effect how the eighth track in punched.

A readable header can be checked.

This will punch the file name into the header of the tape.

The Header length and Ascii char can be selected in two spin edit controls.

  Note Normally the LF Line feed on transmit is not selected with tape punches.

Working Directory

Can contain a path to the normal source of files.

Example c;.

Plotting

Options are provided to negate X and Y to show the same

orientation as the machine.

Circles / Angles.

Circle Res can be varied. The lower the value the better

the resolution. But more time is taken to plot.

step Angle affects how many degrees the object is rotated through.

with each click of a scroll bar.

Note the Button Flat returns to a perpendicular view.

Baud Rate

Should be set to match the machine connected to this computer.

A common setting is 9600 Baud 8 Data No Parity 1 Stop Bit.

Com Port

Select an available one to connect to the machine.Note : The Mouse usually uses com1.

Com2 to 4 is the normal selection

Notes

Temporary changes can be made to the Setup window

without saving the INI file to observe the effect before

committing the settings to file .

Use this method to add a new machine tool with different

axis directions to those supplied.

See the files Mill ini Lathe ini.

Once developed save the ini file with a unique name .

Note : All ini files should be placed in the same directory

as Gcode.


Sample Ini Files

"Lath,ini"	"Mill,ini"

[Labels]	[Labels]

File Start=%	File Start=%

File End=M30	File End=M30

Arc Cw=G02	Arc Cw=G02

Arc Ccw=G03	Arc Ccw=G03

Lead In=G45	Kerf Comp Left=G41

Kerf Comp Left=G41	Lead In=M07

Absolute=G90	Absolute=G90

Incremental=G91	Incremental=G91

Begin Block=M03	Begin Block=M08

End Block=M05	End Block=G00

I Letter=I	I Letter=J

J Letter=J	J Letter=I

X Letter=X	X Letter=Y

Y Letter=Y	Y Letter=X

Z Letter=Z	Z Letter=Z

XY Plane=

XZ Plane=

YZ Plane=

Line 2=

Line 3=

Line 4=

Line 5=

Line=	       Line=G01

Kerf Comp Right=G42	Kerf Comp Right=G42

Title0=File Start	Title0=File Start

Title1=Line	Title1=Line

Title2=Arc Cw	Title2=Arc Cw

Title3=Arc Ccw	Title3=Arc Ccw

Title4=Krf CmpLeft	Title4=Comp Left

Title5=Krf CmpRght	       Title5=Comp right

Title6=Absolute	Title6=Absolute

Title7=Incremental	Title7=Incremental

Title8=Start Cut	Title8=Cool off

Title9=Stop Cut	Title9=Rapid

Title10=File End	Title10=File End

Title11=Lead in	Title11=Cool On

Title12=SPARE	Title12=SPARE

Title13=R Letter	Title13=R Letter

Title14=I Letter	Title14=J Letter

Title15=J Letter	Title15=I Letter

Title16=K Letter	Title16=K Letter

Title17=X Letter	Title17=X Letter

Title18=Y Letter	Title18=Y Letter

Title19=Z Letter	Title19=Z Letter

Misc=	Misc=

K Letter=K	K Letter=K

R Letter=R	R Letter=R

XY Plane=	XY Plane=G17

Title20=XY Plane	Title20=XY Plane

XZ Plane=	XZ Plane=G18

Title21=XZ Plane	Title21=XZ Plane

YZ Plane=	YZ Plane=G19

Title22=YZ Plane	Title22=YZ Plane

Trans123=

Trans023=

Trans124=

Trans024=

Trans125=

Trans025=

Trans126=

Trans026=

Trans127=

Trans027=

Trans128=To

Trans028=Trans From

Trans129=I.

Trans029=I0.000

Trans130=I.

Trans030=I-0.000

Trans131=J.

Trans031=J0.000

Trans132=J

Trans032=J-0.000

Trans133=

Trans033=G02

Trans134=

Trans034=

Trans136=Z.

Trans036=Z0.000

Trans137=Z.

Trans037=Z-0.000

Trans138=

Trans038=M07

Trans139=

Trans039=

Trans140=

Trans040=

Trans141=

Trans041=

Trans142=

Trans042=

Trans143=

Trans043=

Trans144=

Trans044=

Trans146=

Trans046=

Trans147=

Trans047=

Trans148=

Trans048=

Trans149=

Trans049=

Trans150=

Trans050=

Trans151=

Trans051=

Trans152=

Trans052=

Trans153=

Trans053=

Trans154=

Trans054=

Trans156=

Trans056=

Trans157=

Trans057=

Trans158=

Trans058=

Trans159=

Trans059=

Trans160=

Trans060=

Trans161=

Trans061=

Trans162=

Trans062=

Trans163=

Trans063=

Trans164=

Trans064=

Trans166=

Trans066=

Trans167=

Trans067=

Trans168=

Trans068=

Trans169=

Trans069=

[Baud]	[Baud]

300=0	300=0

600=0	600=0

1200=1	1200=0

2400=0	2400=0

4800=0	4800=1

9600=0	9600=0

19200=0	19200=0

14400=0	14400=0

38400=0	38400=0

56000=0	56000=0

[Data]	[Data]

7 Bits=0	7 Bits=1

8 Bits=1	8 Bits=0

[Parity]	[Parity]

None=1	None=0

Even=0	Even=1

Odd=0	Odd=0

[Stop Bits]	[Stop Bits]

None=0	None=0

One=1	One=0

Two=0	Two=1

OneHalf=0	OneHalf=0

[Com Port]	[Com Port]

Com 1=0	Com 1=0

Com 2=0	Com 2=1

Com 3=1	Com 3=0

Com 4=0	Com 4=0

[Plotting]	[Plotting]

X*-1=1	X*-1=1

Y*-1=1	Y*-1=0

Z*-1=1	Z*-1=0

ShowXYZ=1	ShowXYZ=0

Cirres=5	Cirres=5

angstep=5	angstep=5

[Dxf]	[Dxf]

Circle Lead In=1	Circle Lead In=1

Z Include=0	Z Include=1

X*-1=0	X*-1=0

Y*-1=1	Y*-1=0

Z*-1=0	Z*-1=1

Z Offset=0.00	Z Offset=3.00

Layer=FLAMECUT	Layer=OBJ1

Decimal Places=3	Decimal Places=4

Connect Error=0.005	Connect Error=0.001

[Options]	[Options]

Bridgeport IJ=0	Bridgeport IJ=1

Strip Spaces=1	Strip Spaces=1

Cr=0	Cr=1

CrLf=1	CrLf=0

Line Del=0	Line Del=0

Char Del=0	Char Del=0

WantCr=1	WantCr=1

Scan Time=2000	Scan Time=5000

SingleStep Del=150	SingleStep Del=150

UseR_instead=0	UseR_instead=0

IJFOURQUAD=0	IJFOURQUAD=1

[Flow]	[Flow]

None=1	None=0

Rts=0	Rts=1

Xon=0	Xon=0

[InitialDir]	[InitialDir]

Initial Dir=c:	Initial Dir=

[Tape]	[Tape]

TapeYes=0	TapeYes=1

None=0	None=0

Even=1	Even=1

Odd=0	Odd=0

ReadableHeader=1	ReadableHeader=1

HeaderLen=20	HeaderLen=50

HeaderChar=0	HeaderChar=0

[Font]	[Font]

Name=Arial	Name=Arial

Size=12	Size=9