Will MACH3 ever support 64-bit systems? Officially? FYI, it's 2010

[Fastest1]

Sorry, making accusations wasn't my intent.

You just made it sound like the parallel port is nearly impossible to get to work. I don't think it's any different than with any external motion device.

I think the bottom line is that a huge number of people that are new to CNC, don't have the expertise that is sometimes needed to get Mach3 to work.

Gerry, How about place this quote in your signature. I know it is a true statement in my case. It has raised its head many times and I am sure it will again in the future too. Sure glad people like you are here to help!

[pcomitz]

Good Day,

I am new to this but I have looked around this forum for about an hour. If I have missed something that is posted elsewhere, my apologies.

From reading this Forum , it appears as if this product is not supported on 64 bit operating systems.  If so, is there a way to get a refund on a license ?

I purchased a license from Zen Toolworks. There is no mention of this limitation in any of the product documentation.

Thanks - I am not trying to tell anyone what systems they should or shouldn't develop for. I just wish I had known this in advance.

Thanks again.

[scottn]

Good Day,

I am new to this but I have looked around this forum for about an hour. If I have missed something that is posted elsewhere, my apologies.

From reading this Forum , it appears as if this product is not supported on 64 bit operating systems.  If so, is there a way to get a refund on a license ?

I purchased a license from Zen Toolworks. There is no mention of this limitation in any of the product documentation.

Thanks - I am not trying to tell anyone what systems they should or shouldn't develop for. I just wish I had known this in advance.

Thanks again.

Mach3 itself works perfectly fine with 64-bit systems - you just need to use an external motion controller instead of the parallel port... 

scott