There must be a Post defined for the Machining Job.

1.If no Post is defined, pick Post and then select a post processor from the Set Post Processor Options dialog box.

2.Select the Turn Operation from the Machining Browser.

3.Right-click and select Post.

To Post Process a Turn Operation from the Machining Browser

4.Enter a file name for the posted file and pick Post from the Post & Save As dialog box.

5.The posted file is displayed in Notepad.

The posted file is displayed in Notepad

You have the ability to select multiple Turn Operations or the entire set of machining operations and post process all of them with a single button click. To do this:

There must be a Post defined for the Machining Job.

1.If no Post is defined, pick Post and then select a post processor from the Set Post Processor Options dialog box.

2.Select the Setup from the Machining Browser. You can also select multiple operations by holding down the <Ctrl> key.

3.Right-click and select Post.

Right-click on a Setup and select Post to post all Turn Operations in the Setup Example shows selecting multiple operations by holding down the <Ctrl> key for posting.

7.Enter a file name for the posted file and pick Post from the Post & Save As dialog box.

8.The posted file is displayed in Notepad.

The posted file is displayed in Notepad

Alternatively you can select the Machining Job at the root level under the Machining Browser, right click and select Post All.

There must be a Post defined for the Machining Job.

1.If no Post is defined, pick Post and then select a post processor from the Set Post Processor Options dialog box.

2.Select the Machining Job from the Machining Browser.

3.Right-click and select Post.

Select the Machining Job from the Machining Browser, right-click and pick Poast All

7.Enter a file name for the posted file and pick Post from the Post & Save As dialog box.

8.The posted file is displayed in Notepad.

The posted file is displayed in Notepad

Post-processing can be done from Program and Simulate tabs under the Machining Browser. Selecting Post will display the Post and Save As Dialog.  The following are the default settings when the Post and Save As dialog box is displayed:

•Post and Save As dialog points to the folder location where the part geometry is located.

•Save as type – refers to post file extension. This information is obtained from the set post options dialog.

•Current Post - refers to the controller/post processor to post process the toolpath. This information is also obtained from the set post options dialog.

You can override the default settings under the Post & Save As dialog box.  Once you click on the Post button in the dialog, post processing will begin and the posted file is located under the specified folder and then displayed in Notepad by default.

Enter a file name for the posted file and pick Post from the Post & Save As dialog box