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i know i saw this question in here but cant find it. i zero x,y,z ,turn off the computer for the nite and when i turn it back on the next day the z is 0 but the x and y are are not. is there a fix for this to make the x,y,z all 0 again on start-up. thanks
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There is probably more than one way of doing this but I uncheck the persistant DROs and Offsets.
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thanks tweakie, i'll give it a try. my dro on the bridgeport seems to always remember where its at when i turn it back on. its nice not to have to reindicate in the morning.
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well i tried it and it didn't work. any other ideas?
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Sorry, I forgot to mention that you also need to go into the Offsets page, Zero the offsets and then save them with the button at the bottom of the page.
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ok that worked. thankyou very much.
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