Laser Marker Machine Software Source Code Own your own software: stop buying licenses Start Price USD 50,000.00 Current Price USD 50,000.00 Time Left - Bid Count 0 Buy It Now Price - Reserve Price - Start Time Thursday, November 27, 2008 End Time Thursday, December 04, 2008 Location Fort White, Florida See more about 'Laser Marker Machine Software Source Code' Description   You’re bidding on laser marking system software source code. This software operates on Windows XP, and is compiled for 64 bit Athlon machines: you can build it for 32 bit Intel CPU’s with little difficulty. The software is designed to run on an Acces IO PCI DAC12-1 card. This source code was developed between 2002 and 2007. It’s high-speed, fully Windows based. It consists of three modules, as follows: Laser Editor: Written in VB6, this module provides the user interface, and is the typical top-level module: the software may operate without the Laser Editor (see below). The Laser Editor interfaces with the other modules, displays the WYSIWYG viewer, provides the operator with text size/location/orientation and arc mode, font selection image import, unique date code (standard date codes as well), system diagnostics and more. Viewer: Written in MS Visual C, the Viewer interprets images (HPGL, TIFF, JPEG, DXF, and more) and creates the point list. LaserX.dll: Written in MS Visual C, LaserX provides machine control (laser marking functions) and communications with the PCI card. This DLL can be accessed directly with any Windows application you develop (create your own front-ends). LaserX functions include mark, set buffer (variable text), mark-time query, multiple pass, and more. This package also includes the Windows Help File compiled for Vista and XP. This software runs in Vista, but the PCI Vista driver has not been implemented (according to Acces IO it’s ready, I just haven’t had time to do it). This software has a similar appearance to my SC520 based code. You can see screen-shots of that here: http://general-laser.com/swE.html If you purchase similar software on a per-license basis, this software will have payback with 12 licenses. My software developers (3 individuals) are ready to resume work . . . Adding your specific features at a average rate of $35/hour. I can provide additional information to serious bidders.       Place a Bid!