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Dave Sand, That line added to the ~/.jmri/jmri.conf file did the trick. I had been in that file before but didn’t remember why. For me the file was already installed, I don’t know if it was

The introduction to JMRI Warrants is at https://www.jmri.org/help/en/html/tools/WarrantsIntro.shtml A simple example is actually complex. It is built from a Control Panel Editor panel, Turnouts,

Ken, The file that you uploaded this morning does not have any of the changes that I recommended. If you want, I can make the changes and upload an updated file for your review. Dave Sand

From the example location *Schedule* shown on page 34 of the Manual, it appears that the " *Count* " number one chooses determines how many of a specific 'car type' a train will set out and/or pick up

Do you want to allocate the next section early or do you want to add an extra section to the active train? Dave Sand

Mac OD has a very nice snipping tool: Command+shift+4 -- Ben Sevier Kailua-Kona, HI

Is it the one we run by Shif+-Ctrl+S ? JeanLouisDelestre@... ----- Mail original ----- De: "splasher" <steve@...> ?: [email protected] Envoyé: Lundi 30 Septembre 2024

There is a free utility called ShareX that is excellent in clipping any section of the screen. It's what I use to capture figures for my blog. It even captures drop downs. [email protected]>

Thanks Dan.? Found it now although although frames had come to mind before.? It's in Preferences, not the JMRI menu where I had been expecting it (Tools).? Works as hoped. Phil

The following items have been added to the Files area of the [email protected] group. * /ProblemsBeingWorkedOn/Ken Fordham/Revised Panel.xml (

Am 30.09.2024 um 15:50 schrieb Vinny DeRobertis: I get the screenshots until I quit JMRI. My script: import java java.lang.Runtime.getRuntime().exec(["C:/temp/screenshot.bat", ""]) I'm running

Good idea... a little MORE brute force won't hurt.

Windows also has built in *Snipping Tool* which allows you to get the whole screen or just a region. -- -splasher in somd -NCE PowerCab with Raspberry Pi 3b+ and JMRI -DCC-EX with Arduino

John, Some additional details. The previous serial library, purejavacom, had a process to find device names that started with a set of prefixes, One of them was ttyUSB. For technical reasons, a

It’s a bit brute force, but you could write a JMRI script or LogixNG that calls your .bat file every four seconds. Bob — Bob Jacobsen rgj1927@...

When I run it from windows it continues to take a screen shot every 4 seconds until I close the DOS window but when I run it from Bob's script it takes 1 screen shot and ends.

*I* know nothing about poll_usb.sh -- where does this file come from?

Attached .bat renamed.txt It takes a screenshot every 4 seconds.

Do a Google search for your particular OS version. Win+ PrtScr is one suggestion for windows Alt+PrtScn works for me in Linux Mint -- Peter Ulvestad JMRI Users Group Moderator (

Hi, How can i get screenshot of my JRMI screens (Shift + Ctrl + S doesn't work) ?