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<h1 style="background-image: url('../paper.gif');">Introduction</h1>

<p class=Paragraph>The Turbo mode in postprocessing is an option that provides 
 a much faster way to generate motion output moves for the most common 
 controls. This is especially useful in large mold and die tool paths, 
 where almost all of the thousands of moves are linear moves. Turbo mode 
 typically is five to six times faster than conventional postprocessing. 
 In order to run the postprocessor in turbo mode, you must add <!--kadov_tag{{<spaces>}}-->&nbsp;<!--kadov_tag{{</spaces>}}-->turbo 
 block templates into the def file for the linear, circular, rapid and 
 sequence number, and add the PB_CMD_init_turbo_output custom command to 
 the start of program.</p>

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