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Mike Piazza. I forgot to mention that I use size 18 font when I print the switch list in Microsoft Word. James Allen jcallen1@...

Mike. Your idea regarding Notepad got me to experiment and come up with a workaround that works. Since JMRI uses Notepad I changed the font in Notepad to "Cooper Black". Now when the switchlist or

Thanks Mike Pizza. I'll try some of those approaches. Much appreciate your help. James Allen jcallen1@...

I just downloaded Decoder Pro 4.8. I started Panel Pro, brought up my panel and the only thing that came in was my signals. I then opened my sensor file. Non on my CS sensors were in the file. The

Screen capturing a window gives you the 'graphic' image which is going to have the actual fonts and colors displayed on the screen. In many cases the text is not a deep black but a lighter grey or

You should only buy surge protectors both whole house or power strip that display their status. My whole house protection panel show 2 greens if all is okay (2 phases). If the system trips then the

I have lost much of my sight and find it a bit difficult to read the switch list and manifest reports printed out by JMRI. i recently purchased a new printer to address the problem but still the print

Hi To add a Sensor to a layout panel, add icon and select "Sensor icon".Stopping sensors fwd and back are relative to the fwd back of the block / section direction not the direction of the loco.They

I just started getting this on my computer. Last week all was working well. Today I can't connect. phone sees the modem and that it is connected. But the program doesn't see my phone.

Hi, Just to add... I have worked out that I can hand edit the layout xml file to add an ON SENSOR ACTIVE/INACTIVE action. When I do I can stop the engine at the appropriate point at a station. The

Whats' the experience of anyone using the traditional protection of a separately well grounded lightning conductor higher than the nearby building(s). Andy

Nice to hear from you Denny! Your experience raises another point: Surge protectors don’t last forever. After enough hits (or a big enough single hit), they’re not “protecting” any more. This

Larry, I thought I would add a couple of tips to help you along. First and you may already have figured this out, the numeric part of the System Name, ie. the 257 of LT257 and 258 of LT258, are the

Suggest you look at these two links. They will explain what needs moving, even if you aren't interested in using Dropbox: <http://jmri.org/help/en/html/Dropbox.shtml>

I would highly recommend a whole surge protector be installed in their house. I believe that it saved my major electrical components for the lightening strike at my house. Both neighbors on either

i need to migrate my Decoder Pro files from my ancient PC to a MacBook Pro. I've installed JMRI 4.8 on the Mac, now what Decoder Pro files need to be copied over that contain my roster of locos with

A 240v power surge in January fried almost everything in the house not on surge protectors. The latter did their jobs well, but gave up their lives in the process. Denny Sacramento Denny S. Anspach MD

Thanks for the help. The solution definitely had to do with profiles. When I got to “set active profile” and selected another I had created much earlier when starting with the program. The old

Open up decoderpro, select engine in question and right click. On the menu about half way down will be something like "media and functions". Select that and you'll get a window where you can label

Bill, JMRI is probably hanging up because it's trying to connect but can't. I'd suggest setting up a profile (or modifying an existing profile, if you have one) with one of the simulators selected as