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(This might be of more general interest, so I'm cc'ing it to the list) You're using Windows 98 if I recall correctly. The versions of the program before the installer (e.g the ones where you unpack

OK, thanks. Yes, its confusing at first, but in the long run its supposed to be more stable. We'll see. Unfortunately, due to pressure of work I'm not leaving for the convention until tomorrow

Sorry, was looking in the Program files&#92;JMRI&#92;xml&#92;roster which is blank. It is in Windows&#92;JMRI&#92;roster. It's easy to confuse me<VBG>. So far V1.0 is fine. Bob, I assume you

Sorry for the trouble. I'm not real certain what you're seeing. Do your locomotives appear in the selection box OK? or did they disappear? Did you do that import into a recent test version? On

Bob, Robin, or someone. Help, I have just loaded version 1.0. It works just fine but am very confused as to where my roster is. The previous Windows install did not have a roster so I imported

Bob, You got the idea. 1 2 = 123 3 Al

At long last, the 1.0 version is available. There's still a long way to go, of course. The wish list keeps growing. But I think we've got something that basically works, and I wanted to have a

I think you're suggesting 1 2 3 instead of 123, perhaps even rotating the individual letters so it still looks like 123 when you flip your head onto your left shoulder. Those sound like

Bob, vertical.jpg Instead of the values of the slider being from left to right (like normal) why not from top to bottom. It would keep the sliders close together. Al

What if you put one value on the top and then the next one on the bottom of the slider. May look a bit of but may keep it all on the page. Alternatively how about another Tab at the top level with an

That sounds like a good idea, so I did some experiments to see how hard it would be. Getting the fields to work turned out to be pretty easy, but there's a problem with screen space. Putting a space

The MS100 class is the only one that uses the Serialio. It tries to reference the Serialio class; if that succeeds, it uses it. If that fails, it falls back to using the javax.comm. All of the other

What does the spreadsheet do? I wonder if we could copy the values to the Windows Clipboard in such a way that you could do a Paste into Excel and vice-versa. Some time ago, I read about John Kabat's

Some time ago I downloaded version 0.9.3 of DecoderPro, only to find it wouldn't work with a Digitrax MS100 PC interface. I must admit that although it didn't work with my system, I found them

Hi Bob, Can you confirm that we are now using both the Sun commapi and the new SerialIO packages or are we just using the new SerialIO I just did a CVS update/compile and it looks like it uses both.

I've uploaded a version 0.9.4 for those of you without Windows: MacOS X: http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/jmri/JMRI-X.0.9.4.hqx MacOS 8/9:

That was it, thanks! Learn something new every day... The next installer will have a renamed icons file, which should make this work automatically. In the meantime, if you want to see the nice new

Bob, Robin's new icons seem to only appear on the program files, not on the shortcuts to the program files. The shortcuts get the old icons on machines that have had previous versions

In one of those recurring moments of optimism, I've uploaded a new Windows installer. I hope that this one works well enough that I can spend some time updating the documentation, creating the

There is. The decoders and programming screens are defined by text files. The beginnings of some documentation are at: http://jmri.sourceforge.net/PaneProg/ConfigFile.html The documentation