This version of G-editor has been tested to work with WinXPSP3 and Win7SP1-64bit.
.net 3.5 framework required.

the mach3 install path is hard coded so if your mach is not installed in
default location C:\mach3 this will not work

1. Unzip
2. Install registry keys by running the GeditorW7
3. Run the installer
4. place the RunGEditor.DLL in C:\mach3\plugins folder
5. place the BlankGSpot.txt in C:\mach3

IMPORTANT****

Make sure that both Mach3 and G-Editor are set to RunAsAdministrator


6. Launch Mach and the GEditor should start.
7. Open the BlankGSpot

8. Click the Start-button on Geditor screen.

9. Place mouse cursor over the G-Code window on mach screen
10. Copy the numbers you see left of   "<-GSpot line" to the BlankGSpot.

11. Repeat 9. and 10. for every DRO that you want to respond.

12. Save the file as GSpot.txt, not as BlankGSpot.

This version is based on hooking the mouse events, not on timer as previous so
the installer puts a GlobalHook.Dll and a Interop.Mach4.dll in the C:\mach3 folder

as example lines from my GSpot

214;358
275;50
187;50
95;31
676;46
177;46

the above numbers represent the screen control size (width;height)
On mouse click the app checks the control size to determine the action
first pair is for G-Code window and will give a text editor response.
following lines are for DRO's and MDI and will respond with a Numberpad.
no need for duplicate entries

If you see a button labeled IOPad on screen you need to put a userDRO 2000 on your screenset
and set the value to 0 to hide the button. This is related to my external IO handled by
KFlop. If you are not running KFlop its useless and in case you are it may cause unwanted
userprogram executions.
