Where's my Post Button?

Where's my Post Button?

JONESVERS1
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Where's my Post Button?

JONESVERS1
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I have my part built and the tool path ready. Tool selected everything ready, but when it comes time to Post, I have no Post button! I'm on the Post Page and it's like I need to scroll down further to the bottom to Post but there's no visible Post button. It doesn't show. what am I doing wrong or leaving out?

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jhackney1972
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There are a couple of ways to start the Post Processor.  One is to Right Mouse click on the Setup, in the Browser, you want to post and choose Post Processor.  The other is to select the Post Process menu option under the Access Tab on the Toolbar.  If you have more than one Setup, in the Browser, you will have to select the one you want to post using this method.

 

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JONESVERS1
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Thanks for your response. But I can find the Post Process, I'm referring to after you get everything set to Post. I'm talking about importing it to my desktop and then sending it to Mach 3. There's no button to Post. I'm not sure how to say it. Like on the bottom of this post where it says Cancel or Post to send it out. There's no Post Cancel or Post button. it's like I need to scroll down further to the button just like at it is at the bottom of this post. but it's not there. So am I missing something? 

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seth.madore
Community Manager
Community Manager

Can you share a recording of your workflow?

 


Seth Madore
Customer Advocacy Manager - Manufacturing


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mattdlr89
Advisor
Advisor

I've seen this before when I've used Fusion on a laptop with a low resolution screen. I had to turn the windows taskbar setting to autohide in order to access the Post button. 

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DarthBane55
Advisor
Advisor
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Maybe undock the window and make it shorter from the top, the scrolling bar should then appear.  Docking is sometimes a problem for some reason.

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JONESVERS1
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Where's the Posting Button. I
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JONESVERS1
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Observer

I'm sorry I haven't replyed to you yet, but I haven't been able to get on to see if it will work. The new sign sucks! 

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