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ESPRIT V2017 R1
(c) DP TECHNOLOGY

SUPPLIER...: Team MAGNITUDE 2017        DATE......: 21/04/2017

CRACKER....: Team MAGNITUDE 2017        SIZE......: 1 DISK

PACKAGER...: Team MAGNITUDE 2017        PROTECTION: SSPRO

Program any Machine Tool
The high-performance ESPRIT system offers powerful programming for any
CNC machine tool. ESPRIT's full-spectrum functionality includes
programming for 2-5 axis milling, 2-22 axis turning, 2-5 axis wire
EDM, multitasking mill-turn machining, and B-axis machine tools.
Streamline your operations with the powerful and flexible ESPRIT
system, valued by CNC programmers for its extensive suite of machining
cycles, comprehensive tool control, and capacity to fully support an
entire shop.

Machine any Part Geometry
ESPRIT's seamless CAD to CAM interface directly imports any native
part model from any source, fully intact, with no need for programmers
to edit or rebuild geometry. ESPRIT directly machines from any
combination of geometries - solids, surfaces, wireframe, or STL -
providing you with complete manufacturing flexibility. Starting with
100%complete and accurate part geometry eliminates nearly all of the
difficulty in programming complicated parts and dramatically reduces
programming time.

Universal Post Processing
ESPRIT's universal post processor effortlessly creates the
high-quality G-code you need to fully exploit your machine tool
investment. With ESPRIT you get proven out-of-the-box operation with a
complete library of pre-defined post processors. Additional
factory-certified posts are available for many of the leading machine
tool brands, and ESPRIT's open architecture allows you to easily
adjust any post processor to suit your personal preferences and
shopfloor requirements. ESPRIT's flawless G-code means you will spend
more time cutting parts, giving you maximum machine utilization and
optimal part quality at the lowest possible cost.

Dynamic Solid Simulation and Verification
ESPRIT's fast, accurate, and reliable dynamic solid verification
eliminates the need for expensive dry runs on the NC machine. Gain
complete confidence in your machining process as you compare
accurately rendered 'as designed' versus 'as machined' parts.
High-performance, real-time simulation and comprehensive collision
detection ensure that even the most complex of parts will be machined
correctly the first time. ESPRIT gives you exhaustive verification of
the part program simulated within a complete machining environment:
machine tool, fixtures, clamps, stock, and workpiece. Minimize
downtime, maximize manufacturing efficiency, and cut machining costs
while gaining complete confidence in your machining processes with
ESPRIT.

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IMPORTANTE NOTE:

Starting with version 2015, the ESPRIT library/template stuff
(database of tools, postprocessors, etc) is now moved online.
That means you cannot create anything from scratch without having
access to DP TECHNOLOGY servers.

You have two ways to circumvent that:

- Modify a file created with an earlier version (e.g. 2014) - the
file is unlocked in version 2015 (templates are embedded in the file)
and you can modify it the way you like, and you can save it as
template in the proposed directory because all standard library
tools are unlocked and they will appear

- Copy the installed library directories from release 2014 to 2015
- directories are still there but they are empty because the content
is now moved online

1) unRAR and burn/mount
2) check ".txt" from "\MAGNiTUDE" dir
3) enjoy another fine MAGNiTUDE-release!

Magnitude, a measure of the brightness of a star - the Ancient  Greek
astronomers divided  the stars  into six  magnitudes. First-magnitude
stars  were  the  brightest,  and  sixth-magnitude  stars  were   the
faintest. This system has been kept in modern times, when the new era
of MAGNiTUDE has started.

If you  feel like  you have  the power  to face first-magnitude stars
contact us at:team.magnitude*gmail*com

Ascii by the Dynamic Trio: S!, b5! and Ix - (c) SAC 2005