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<<snip>> OK, I _think_ I've got all the big kinks worked out... links going to pages (where they should)instead of graphics, that sort of thing. I _am_ interested in comments, whatever...

Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the jmriusers group. File : /DecoderPro_Manual/Index.html Uploaded by :

I think the hard part is figuring out a nice interface for this. I''m not familar with the PR1 software, perhaps they've solved that? A while back, somebody (I think it might have been Dave

I'll keep this simple... Y Y EEEEE SSSS ! Y Y E S ! Y EEE SSS ! Y E S Y EEEEE SSSS @ <<big silly grin>> I'll have to

Thanks Gents. Both work great. Bob sites someone http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/

I use http://babelfish.altavista.com/ for the same thing. David tomgrayll wrote: -- David Harris OmniPort Home Page: http://www3.telus.net/OmniPort1/ Discussion egroup:

I think I've got this fixed in the 1.0.6 version. You can try downloading that from: http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/jmri/MacClassic.1.0.6.hqx This is a complete new folder, rather than parts

I've uploaded a new Windows installer, plus archive files for MacOS X and Macintosh OS 8 & 9. The downloads are: Mac OS 8, 9: http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/jmri/MacClassic.1.0.6.hqx MacOS X:

You can get a good idea of what is said by using the following translator... http://www.freetranslation.com/ Tom.... contact

A member of the DCCUK NG has provided me with a few links to sites containing decoder information. The sites are based written in German but I'm not capable of translating to English. If someone

--- In jmriusers@y..., Bob Jacobsen <Bob_Jacobsen@l...> wrote: <<snip>> > > It would be great if somebody wanted to write some better > documentation. A manual, even a very basic one, would be

Anyone worked with the Hornby Zero One system? Charlie

How you update depends on which type of computer you've got. If it's some form of Windows, just run the .exe file. If you're using Linux, Macintosh or OS/2, the .exe file isn't going to do you any

Oops. My mistake. The Mac "classic" version of Java uses an older set of libraries. The code to put "little" editable numbers on the speed table sliders uses a routine that's not present in this

DL went well, and I moved the files to the JMRI folder as directed. The splash screen and decoder selection worked OK, but when I tried to open a full (complex) decoder window the JAVA pane opened

Bob Jacobson, I'm puffing pretty hard trying to catch on to what's up with JMRI. I have downloaded Decoder Pro and now JMRI.1.0.5.exe The extracted JMRI.1.0.5.exe put files in my JMRI folder

I know some folks at Mindvision. How much do they want to extend the license? -Dave

The 1.0.5 version is available as a Windows installer at: http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/jmri/JMRI.1.0.5.exe For those using Macintosh (MacOS X or "Classic"), OS/2 and Linux can update their

I'm temporarily without an installer-builder for the Mac, as the license I was using has expired. But I can create a zip file with the contents, will do that shortly. Oops, that's embarrassing.

Any chance of getting a Mac installer so I can get in on the fun? I'm still stuck with 1.0 ... <<grin>> BTW, Bob... in the acknowledgements, it's _Joe_ Ellis, not _Jim_. ;)