To Migrate ArtCAM Files

To Migrate ArtCAM Files


To Migrate ArtCAM Files

If you have ArtCAM® installed on your computer, you can automatically copy all content in your ArtCAM Files folder to Carveco's default file storage location:

  C:\Users\<Username>
\Documents\Carveco.

When you start Carveco for the first time, and for as long as Carveco cannot find the default file storage location on your computer, the Carveco Setup dialog is displayed:




Click:
  • Continue to create a set of Carveco folders in C:\Users\<Username>\Documents\ and copy all content in your ArtCAM Files folder to them. A progress bar is displayed during this process.
    If there is insufficient free space in the location on your computer, the Continue option is hidden.
  • Skip this step to create a set of Carveco folders in C:\Users\<Username>\Documents\ without copying any content from your ArtCAM Files folder. A progress bar is displayed during this process.
  • Cancel to close the dialog without creating any folders or copying any files.
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