it is a misunderstanding on my part because I didn't know (and may never really understand) the difference between 32 bit and 64 bit operating systems. It sure isn't obvious to a non-computer person that they are totally different and one is not a super set of the other (the min/max conundrum). The point is I shouldn't have to as a customer.
You shouldn't have to understand?? WHAT!!! Are you serious??? Your kidding, right??? The very nature of CNC
IS a basic understanding of computers. I mean.... that's just what it
is! Plain and simple! Lets just break it down a bit.
C.N.C Three letters. They have a deeper meaning than just three simple letters. They stand for a larger set of words. It's what we call "an abbreviation"
ab·bre·vi·a·tion
[uh-bree-vee-ey-shuhn]
–noun
1.
a shortened or contracted form of a word or phrase, used to represent the whole, as Dr. for Doctor, U.S. for United States, lb. for pound.In this case, CNC stands for... Computerized-Numerical-Control.
Computerized-Numerical-Control
Computerized-Numerical-Control
Computerized-Numerical-Control
The very first letter, of the very first word, should indicate that "Hey, I probably need to know something about computers before diving head first into this"
If your a "non-computer person", then you need to be working real hard on becoming one, otherwise your in the wrong playground. It's just as simple as that.
I want to drive a truck, so I went out and bought one last week. Naturally the fuel didn't last long, so it came time to purchase some. So I'm sitting there at the gas station, looking at all the choices. Lets see, we've got-- three separate grades of gasoline, diesel, kerosene, and some ethanol mix. Now, I have absolutely no clue as to which one my truck may be limited to, or even if it is limited to a single choice. The sticker on the gauge says unleaded only. Looks like I'm 'good to go' on any of these fuels! WRONG!!! I put diesel in my gasoline truck, and now it's already torn up! Ya know, I shouldn't have to know technical things like fuel grades, because I'm just a customer. I know that Ford stated unleaded fuel only, but Ford should have also stated clearly that diesel will not work. What is this world coming to.