Hood - These run in Metric or Imperial (I hope)
Dave - I'm sorry. For some reason the multi macro file is empty/ I have posted it again.
The lset file should be put in your Mach3 folder. You will probably see other set and lset files in there as well. Open Mach 3Turn and select View / Load screens from the top menu. This will open the Mach Folder and list - probably only the .set files. If you click "Files of type" you will see Turn Files .lset. Click this and 1024.lset (your current set) and my Macro.lset should be shown. Select that and your screen display will change (not drastically) and on the Auto Page you will see I have juggled the Dro's around and added the User DRO set.
These User DRO's are persistant, and will remain even after switch off. So when you use them, ensure that only relevant information is in each one. If not required, enter a zero.
The Multi Macro file should be opened when you are in Mach3 (It should also open with Notepad - but in Mach 3 key words are different colours, which makes it easier to read)
If you open Operator/VBScript Editor you get a window. Go to File/Open and then select MultiMacro from whereever you downloaded it to.
I have just put three Macro's in this file - each one has a preamble of Rem remarks. If you either cut and paste, or better still just copy the three parts into seperate files,
into the Macro folder in Mach3, each file should be M200 or similar number starting at 200 (with M prefix).
The macros have no preamble on them - they start work immediately, so you must start the spindle, coolant, etc G20 or G21 for yourself. They can either be used as stand alone macros, on the MDI line, or incorporated in GCode programs.
As I said in an earlier post, they are written with X0 on the centreline and Z0 at the end of the workpiece.
I would suggest you test them first (possibly without a cutting tool in, or without the barstock in), just to make sure they actually do what you think they will do. I offer no guarantee that they will work - they do for me (or did last time I used them - a few days ago),
and I am hoping that any last minute tweaking I did is correct - but have a go.