The Lightblade Learning Lab with Russ Sadler
The Lightblade Learning Lab is a series of videos that Russ did for Thinklaser Limited based on using the Lightblade 4060 Laser Cutting and Engraving Machine. Thinklasers Lightblade 4060 has a 400 x 600mm bed size and was supplied with a 60W EFR laser tube. In this video tutorial, Russ progresses onto RDWorks advanced tools.

Contents
- Centre data
- Matrix/array copying, distances and creating copies
- Magnifying glass functions, Moving the ‘table’, Zoom + and –, Show page/Zoom Normal (all table), View all drawing (not table), zoom to selection
- Scrolling in and out with the mouse wheel
- Alignment tools for groups and sizing
- Text – special functions, time, date, serial numbers (lots on this!)
My thanks go out to Tom at Thinklaser for giving permission to embed these videos on this site. If you are looking for a new laser machine from a quality supplier, then I would suggest you check out their website: www.thinklaser.com.
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Transcript For RDWorks Advanced Tools
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00:13
welcome to another lightblade learning
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lab. Today we’re going to tackle one or
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two more slightly advanced tools. On the
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last session we dealt with the standard
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drawing tools and today we’re going to
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probably use some of those tools as a
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basis for some of the stuff that we’re
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going to manipulate and deal with. We did
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actually do a little bit with horizontal
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mirrors and vertical mirrors because we
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did that if you remember when we put
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some text on the screen, we were able to
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show that we can easily just flip that
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text with this tool which is a horizontal
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mirror and flip it again and it turns
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the text back again and we can do the
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same vertically we could check it
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click it. The last time we use this I’m sure
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that we moved that from there to the top
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right-hand corner so now I’ve got my
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centre position my handle if you like
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for this piece of text is now sitting up
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here with the Green Square so any
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location that I now make should be
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based around this corner here and not
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the center of the object. Now you can see
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clearly that this piece of text is not
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set into the center of the screen and
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over here we’ve got a function which
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basically says centre data so if you’ve
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got bits and pieces that you want to
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accurately set on your table you should
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be able to press this button and it’s a
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600 wide table and 300 millimeters which
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is here
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and 200 millimeters which is here it’s
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put the center handle, so it actually
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located the piece of text on the central
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point of the object not on its location
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handle which is up here if you remember
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look we’ve um we set the location handle
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for precision positioning up there so
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there’s yet another thing that’s going
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on here with positioning which is
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overriding everything that we’ve already
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set but it’s a useful function now i’m
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going to draw a circle
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I’m going to put a handle around it and now
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we’re going to size the circle and we’ll
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make it 20 millimeters diameter we’ve
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got the lock on so we only need to
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change one of these dimensions up here
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and i’ll change it to 20 millimeters and
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what I’m going to try and do now is a
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matrix copy now basically what I get
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the opportunity to do here it’s an array
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copy but the question is how many copies
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do I want in X let’s say we want 10
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copies now the normal array system that
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you would get in a CAD system and
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probably most drawing systems will be
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from Centre to Centre in other words
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when you say you want these spaced 50
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mm it means 50 mm centers now in this
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case the x space is the space between
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the parts so if you want 50 mm centres
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and we have got a 20 mm diameter that
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means we’ve got 10 10
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we’ve got a 30 mm gap so I’m going to
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have to put 30 mm in there for the
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spacing
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and in Y (axis) well lets have five and we’ll
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have those at ten millimeter spacing so
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that’s one way that we can use this
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system we’ve got an opportunity here
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to build the array from the bottom
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corner up from this bottom corner up
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from this top corner down or from that
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top corner down so this little handle
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here if you look carefully at it you’ll
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see that there is a little indicator to
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show you which were your array is going
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to be built now because we’ve put our first
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one up here it makes sense for me to
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have the datum up in that top left-hand
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corner so let’s just see what happens
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sure enough it does exactly what we
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thought it would do and hopefully we
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should find that these are 50 mm
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centres between here now how can i do
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that i wonder how can I measure that
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yes I suppose I could accurately move
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that to a position which will be
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position here 10 10
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and there we go look it moved that
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position to 10 millimeters by 10
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millimeters okay so now that we’ve
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accurately position that corner we can
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can see that every one of these
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intersects here is coinciding with the
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centre of a circle and of course we can
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just count these because i know that i
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made these 10 millimeter pitch so that’s
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1 2 3 4 5 yes we’re so we’ve got our 50
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millimeters, but is there another way of
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doing it? Well the only way that I can
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check two of them now is to say well
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thats 50-millimeter centers + 10 + 10 so
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that 70 millimeters the length of that
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side and sure enough look it says 70
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millimeters that’s what an array system
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does it gets slightly clever than that
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because if we just box this lot off and
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there’s our sample we click on there
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and basically that if I want ten and I
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want twenty my expectation was that when
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i do bestrew and i specify that the width
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is for example as I said 300 and the
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height is 200 it would automatically
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produce a spacing between them to suit
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10 in X and 20 in Y hasn’t done that
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so it’s not that clever it needs me to
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tell it so if i put 20 millimeter
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spacing there and twenty
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millimeter spacing here let’s just see
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what it says now Bestrew so we make the
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width 300 and will make the depth 200
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and we say okay
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your demand means you can only have
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seven circles by five circles
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ok well i suppose it might have some use
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it just seems like very very hard work to
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get there anyway you’ve seen it working
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ok so we’ve now covered every one of the
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tools down the side here we’ve got all the
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standard filing systems at the top here
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with the import/export um do and undo
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so let’s stick a square on there and
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we’ve got all these little array of
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magnifying glasses across the top here
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what do they do
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well the first one is basically a hand
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which means something is going to move
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but remember this is a magnifying glass
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view on the table is not a view on the
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object itself so when i press my left
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hand mouse button
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the object stays in the right place on
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the table and what I’m doing I’m viewing a
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different part of the table now you might
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say that’s not very useful but we’ll come
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back to that in a minute
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the next one is a positive zoom so if i
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click on here just that corner for
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example look
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the corner stay still but i’m getting
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bigger and bigger and bigger so always
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the middle magnifying glass in there
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we’ll get you back to normal if we now
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do this one which is zoom out i can put
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that on a corner it was zooming out
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around where I place it
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back to the middle one
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now that view all is view all of
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the drawing not view all of the table so
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this middle one here
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there is show the page which is
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basically show the table but if I draw a
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circle on here as well we should be able
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to demonstrate what I mean
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so if we do the show all which is that
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one view all it just puts all of the
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objects that are there onto the screen
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the middle one sets it back to normal
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and then what we have the opportunities
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show selected data so that means that i
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can presumably do something like this
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ok so
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there’s not really any difficult
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functions along the top there with those
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magnifying glasses the most useful one
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is the one that puts it back to show
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page that one but then again if you’ve
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got a mouse with the scroll wheel on it
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and a switch on the scroll wheel
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let me show you something let’s just
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turn this back to normal pointer with a
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normal pointer i can scroll out and i
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can scroll in where the pointer is so if
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i put that right on the corner of that
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square look it will scroll in and out on
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the corner of that square
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and then if I want to do a move which
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remember was one of these glasses if I
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hold down my mouse scroll wheel switch
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I can move objects around anyway
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and so why would I want to go and select
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that area when I can just put my scroll
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wheel on it and go straight into it it’s
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so much easier with the scroll wheel
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than it is with fiddling around with these
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functions up here with one exception
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which is the number the middle one click
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which you always want to get it back to
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something
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normal now I don’t think there’s a great
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deal that we can do after we finish
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these magnifying glasses
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most of these other little functions
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along here are all to do with cutting and
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programming and as we haven’t done any
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of that yet we can’t really benefit from
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checking those out, well we shall tackle
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those a few at a time when we get to the
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appropriate point in the programming so
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what we now need to do is take a quick
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look at these functions along here now
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these are all basically alignment and
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position functions so silly example
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we’ve got we’ve got an object here if we
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wanted to go into the top left-hand
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corner about table we can send it there
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we wanted to go into the top right or
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into the center of the table
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that’s all those do so it sends the
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drawing to an appropriate place on the
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worktable well that was nice and easy
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wasn’t it
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and sadly we have to keep going back and
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picking up every square every time
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just remember the last one that was
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drawn which is this very small one so
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if I now put these all together in a
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single block marquee and we’ll take a
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look at what happens when we start
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moving along these alignment
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first of all align left that should be
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pretty straightforward it should align
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everything to the left hand side of what
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well the answer should be that it will
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align everything down here because this
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is the last object drawn let’s just
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check that out
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there we go so we’ll do a Control-Z to
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back that off again
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we’ll put them all into a group and now
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we’ve got align right so we have to
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assume that they will now all align down
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here
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fine control-Z to put them all back
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and now we’ve got a line top which should
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be pretty straightforward
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I think we’ll find out we’re going to
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align more along here they won’t
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actually all box around here they will
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just sit in a line across the page here
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like that so that one should drop down
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the page and align up here so let’s just
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verify that
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there we go control-Z and this one
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should align at the bottom
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so that was pretty straightforward ok
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now we want them aligned on center
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horizontal so they should all basically
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line up along this line here which they
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do and then finally we can line them up
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in the other direction as a set of
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individual alignments it’s probably rare
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that you want to use them as individuals
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but bear in mind we’ve just done a
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central alignment in one plane and
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there’s no reason why we can’t press the
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next one back and do a central
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horizontal and there we go we’ve got all
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those squares nice and concentrically
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lined up if you can call concentric to
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do with the square that was a nice easy
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block to look at let’s now do control-Z
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to get them undone and back into that
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random position if i delete those it’ll
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be much easier to see what’s going on
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control copy control V control V control V
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ctrl-v control v ctrl v the last 1i
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copied was that one on your marquee the
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whole set will do this and now you can
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see and i will line them up in the other
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plane and you can see what happened
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we’ve got them all nicely spaced between
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the first and the last one and they’re all
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nicely lined up the combination of some
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of these controls at the top here so
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I’ve now got those two like that if I
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box this whole lot in
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and I ask for width
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it’s changed those two so that they’re
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the same width as the master one which
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is this one of the top here
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if i press the next one ever got to be
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boxed
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this is the last one that we had so what
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I should do actually let me change this
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last one so that is just slightly taller
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than all the others and this one’s far
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too tall
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so box them in and we now change height
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and we would expect the height of all of
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those to copy the top one and there it is
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and if we change this one
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to that shape
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this is the master remember
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if i press size
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they all become the same size okay well
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I think we’ve dealt with all of these
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alignment tools except this last little
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block the end here now this has been a
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bit of a mystery but the official word
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from Ruida is they don’t do anything at
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the moment and they’re put there for some
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future functionality i think is the
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official words so don’t get too stressed
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about these at the moment
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one day we’ll find out what they do
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we’re now going to go back and we’re
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going to revisit something we touch
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before which is text now when I drag a
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piece of text onto the page and click
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the first thing that opens is the text
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box and if we had the opportunity to put
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just standard text in here and then we went
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through the justification process etc
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etc but there is another what looks like
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a potentially very clever and powerful
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feature built into this text window and
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if you tick the enable variable text box
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just here all of a sudden we get some
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extra features coming and we can do
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a clock we can do it down to seconds
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apply
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it tells me here live on the screen well
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it’s not live but if i click apply again
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you’ll see that it changes from 45 to 54 to
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56 so undoubtedly it’s getting its time
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information from the pc itself
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let’s just say you’re marking the
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package on some food product which has
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got a sell-by date or you need to know
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when it was actually processed this
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looks potentially very handy because it
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could be sell-by dates it could be
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manufacturing times this pc at the
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moment is not connected to the machine
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if i do apply ok and there we have 10
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51 9 i can save that to ufile onto a
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memory stick and take it out to the
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Machine and my expectation when I first
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use this software was that the machine
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is clever enough to know that it’s going
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to store that data has some sort of time
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variable that the machine can look for i
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would guess that somewhere built into
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the controller is a time clock because
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it monitors hours of use of the Machine
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and various other things so my
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expectation was that when i took this
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out to the Machine and plugged in when I
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etched my first program it would say 10
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5927 what did it say what you see on the
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screen here it’s frozen in time so
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that’s not good so my next reaction was
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ahh it’s because i haven’t connected up
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to the machine via a USB connection so
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just to prove that my assumption was
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correct and that downloading a program
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by the USB cable connected directly to a
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laptop would update this time variable
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constantly because it was connected to a
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pc
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sadly it didn’t work that way the only
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way to keep your time
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updated is if you’ve got your program
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live on the screen you can keep pressing
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the download button and it will upload a
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new version of the program with the time
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frozen at the point that you downloaded
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it is that useful maybe somebody else
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can find out how this system works
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I’ve never been able to find a live time
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update that keeps pace with real-time
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once you start running a program so much
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for the date and time there is a
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slightly more useful feature and I say
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slightly more because I’m as you’ve
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probably gathered a bit of a cynic and
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that’s serial number. Time promised so
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much
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perhaps we’ll find better success with
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serial numbers now i’m going to draw a
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rectangle of a specified size and that
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size is going to be let’s just make it
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40 x 20
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now we’re going to revisit something
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that we did earlier which is the matrix
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and we’re going to select five in X, 5 in Y
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I want you to note carefully the words here
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X-space and Y-space, by default you would
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think they mean millimeters so that’s
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what we choose and space between is
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going to be 5 millimeters and five
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millimeters
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there we go very neat now i’m going to
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go back to the text tool and click in
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here because what we’re going to do is
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we’re going to use this serial number
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tool to try and fill those with serial
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numbers now let’s quickly just read down
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this list prefix we don’t want to put
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err a prefix on our serial
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number suffix we don’t want a suffix
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start 0 number so if i choose to put
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the start number at for example just one
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because that’s where I want to start i
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don’t want to start at zero then what will
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happen is it will only go to nine and
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then it will roll over to zero and back to
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nine again i will only get one digit
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therefore I must make sure that i use as
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many digits in here as I need for my
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maximum serial number so let’s go 001
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that will allow me to got to 999 now the
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current serial number
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well the current serial number we’ll start
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that at 001 as well
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now make sure you don’t fall into the
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trap of making that one for your current
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serial number because that will force
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the same situation where will only go to
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nine and roll over
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001, serial number increment well yeah we have
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to leave that at one and then we’ll go into
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to the extend. Now here we get the
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opportunity to enable a reset which we
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don’t need now if we put this ticked
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enable prefix 0 because i’m going up 2
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999 the first number that would appear
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up here would be 001 then 002 I don’t want
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that i would prefer to just have one two
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three four five so we remove the leading
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zeros and then we go to enable the
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serial number array and I’ve already
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populated this with five across in X and 5
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across in Y. We just take a look here again
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if you remember I made these 40 millimeters
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by 20 millimeters with a five millimeter
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gap so if i put a serial number in that
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corner there the next zero number needs
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to start here which is 45 millimeters
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away now the reason why i emphasized
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millimeters because they’re actually
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just got the word space here now space
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could mean anything but believe me it
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actually means millimeters so we’ve put
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this one at 45 millimeters and this one at 25
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millimeters pitch
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and now we’ve got these two strange
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little icons here and we have a choice
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of two when we flip on this one this one
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looks as though it reads left-to-right
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in other words the serial number runs
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across the page like that and then we’ve
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got this other little icon here which
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tells us we either going to have the
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serial numbers running backwards and
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forwards 123456789 10 11 12 13 etcetera
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like a snake or we want more than one
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direction which is what I’ve chosen to
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use so we should get what we want
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ok apply ok
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there just seems to be a problem with this
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software every time i use it i get the
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same result. It tells me where my serial
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numbers going to be you just saw me go
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ok apply ok let’s just click this again
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and I will do apply ok
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why did it work the second time and not
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the first time?
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ok software bug now the other software
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bug that i can see that annoys me is it
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didn’t tell me that i was going to work
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up the page that it is going to start from
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the bottom left-hand corner so I’ve got
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to physically now move this block into
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the right place but there we go
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so I’ve got a matrix of serial numbers
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that matches a matrix of parts for some
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people this is a real world solution for
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others it’s not! okay now look, here is a
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practical example several people i know
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use these laser machines for producing kits
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of wood for models maybe it’s in sheets
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of balsa wood or possibly sheets of
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cardboard they’re making buildings for
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for instance model villages or to go
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with railway systems they like to have
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the parts numbered up so here’s a classic
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example of when you would want to use
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serial numbers so let’s just see how do
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how would we go about doing that because
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this is not an array problem so we’ve
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got serial numbers here and let’s just
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say this is one of many sheets so we put
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a prefix on we’ll put prefix “A” possibly
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with a dash after it
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ok then we’ve got a serial number which
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could be just two digits because we want
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to go up to 99 so we could just do 00 the
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current zero number starts off at zero
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well that silly because we start the
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current serial number off at one and
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then we want to serial increment and then
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we want an increment of 1 now what’s the
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point of having extend on here other
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than the fact that we don’t want the
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zero so we can remove the zeros we
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certainly don’t want a serial number
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array or do we
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it’s not that bad a thing to use the
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serial number array in this particular
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application even though we are not going
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to use the array itself on the sheet of
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balsa wood or card, i think there are
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nine pieces so let’s just have
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five in an array across and two in our
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array downwards which is total of ten ok
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so we got the a1 why didn’t we get the array
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right apply ok well there’s our serial
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numbers we don’t have to at least
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generate the serial numbers and of
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course now all we’ve got to do is to pick
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that serial number up, ahh he said we can’t
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pick that serial number up
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that’s because they’re all in a group so
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we’ve got to come up here and we’ve got
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to ungroup them and now we should be
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able to pick up A1 and move it to
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there, A2 and move it to there
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so I think you can see I’m not going to
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complete that example but you can see
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here is a potentially useful way in
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which you could use the array it’s not
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the way in which I envisage to make it
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simple but in a practical real-world you
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can use the array to generate a series
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of numbers and then you can move them
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around where you want on your sheet
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well if you’re as frustrated as I am, I
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think this would be a convenient place
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to stop take a deep breath and I shall
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see you next time
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