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nobu One ( /g/jmriusers/profile/784849 ) 1:34pm #167869 ( /g/jmriusers/message/167869 ) Printing Via Mouse (its funny how we can have tunnel vision) Print Roster

As ken has just mentioned file sizes may be playing into this. From my camera I have reduced each photo to around 2mb. Rick.

I want to say thanks to Swiss Chris and Mark as this is something i wanted to do for quite some time. I followed the instructions and it worked for me. I know this does not help Classicman but I did

A word of warning about the images in the roster. Don't leave the resolution higher than needed. Most phones or cameras today take a much higher res picture than the little display in the throttle

I took a new set of photos of my actual engines and will try this approach any way. Sounded like a good idea so I ran with it. I don’t know that I have ever used a stock photo before so you question

That is not what I am eluding too.? I also use stock photos from the net. What I mean't was? were the photos downloaded by you? (Window User).. If the file in question is under a different "USER"?

Thanks Roger, So JMRI makes it's own decision to take the alternate route in a transit if the primary route is occupied? Have you noticed whether it also chooses the alternative route a track that has

Many thanks but I got it running ok only this afternoon. Regards Roy

Thanks for your help, yes I’ve had some success today, seems to work fine. I’m only using the free version but will get the other shortly coz I can see shortcomings with the free one. Roy

Steve, I just started using the Alternate section in a Transit recently.? ?I have a passenger train coming into a station.? There are two parallel tracks available which diverge, then switch back

It looks like javaxp-.print.Printservice cannot find the printer in CUPS. *You can print the roster (or what ever) manually via the terminal.* For example. Open Roster and select Print List. Click

Hi Is there a tutorial or detailed? documentation on? setting up transits and sections for running auto trains in Dispatcher ? , I've had some luck so far with this, but I occasionally get

But you need to set it up with wifi. I have mine set up with a wifi router that's in dependant from internet.? Just bought an inexpensive router from Walmart. -- Roger

No, they are stock photos from the net. I guess I could try and take my own photo's of the locomotives and try that! Great idea as if any of the acquired photos have a watermark or license lock they

Great idea, the only problem I have is that all my laptops are about the same age, and that about the same age as yours! lol. But what you have said makes the most sense, unfortunately. I just went

I had the same problem using a circa 2009 Dell Inspiron 17” laptop running Windows 10. The issue carried through various iterations of DP. ?It didn’t matter if they were images I’d taken or

I had the same issue when I projected this on my TV screen as a second display.? However, I seem to have corrected it when I adjusted the resolution in the laptop in the way it was projected to the

Does he image file you are trying to use belong to you as a Win10 User. Marc

That `exec()` function does work the same way as `execFile()`, but does two things that using import does not: - always reinterprets the script, ignoring any compilation caching that Jython has

I expect the function exec(open(jmri.util.FileUtil.getExternalFilename("preference:routes.py")).read()) will work the same way. -- Petr ?ídlo Czech Republic https://sites.google.com/site/sidloweb/