Originally Posted by
Matt McCoy
I have several networked workstations in my shop connect to the same machines.
"Machines", plural. The situation you described before was "A network connection is especially handy if a shop has more than one workstation that sends jobs to the laser." The issue is when multiple users try to access the same machine simultaneously. Given that the lasers don't load themselves, there's no way for network software to handle that situation without human intervention.
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